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...restrictions on Monday.Fish and Game reduced the bag and possession limit of razor clams harvested on eastside Cook Inlet beaches from the mouth of the Kenai River south to the end of the Homer Spit to 25 clams per day and 25 clams in possession...
Photo by M. Scott Moon Chris Cook soaks up some sun while throwing sticks to her dog Ramsey on the Cook Inlet beach at the mouth of the Kenai River on Wednesday afternoon. Forecasters are calling for cloudy skies today.
...are aware that the weather right now is very hazardous." Churning waves and wind-blown snow become one along the Cook Inlet beach in Kenai Tuesday afternoon. Photo by M. SCOTT MOON The winds did not cause any problems for air travel in the area...
Brad Snead meanders past melting ice on the Cook Inlet beach in Kenai on Saturday afternoon while looking for agates. "I'm bumping around enjoying the weather," he said. "It's a beautiful day."
...is now allowed from Fish and Game markers on the Cook Inlet beaches upstream to the Sterling Highway bridge. Dipnetting...allowed from Fish and Game markers located on the Cook Inlet beaches upstream to markers at river Mile 3. No king salmon...
Photo by M. Scott Moon With Mount Redoubt as a backdrop, John and Kathy Sherwood soak up some sunshine Saturday afternoon during a walk on the Cook Inlet beach in Kenai. Forecasters are calling for clouds and cooler temperatures.
Photo by M. Scott Moon Stacie Leighton uses her cell phone to make photos on the Cook Inlet beach in Kenai on Saturday afternoon, where warm weather was taking its toll on the tall accumulation of ice. Forecasters are calling for cooler temperatures today.
...for an improvised tail, Katrina Johnson launches a fighter jet kite for her husband Steve (not pictured) on the Cook Inlet beach in Kenai on Saturday afternoon. The couple and their two kids took advantage of a steady breeze to keep several kites...
...summit of Skyline Trail. Whatever your interests and skills, Kenai Peninsula hiking trails fit the bill. Wander Cook Inlet beaches, hike the Kenai River gorge or find a mountaintop view. Hike for an hour or for a week. Watch for moose, Dall...
...Alaska for personal use come from the 50 miles of Cook Inlet beach between Kasilof and the Anchor River. In recent years...lowest low tides are the best for clam digging. Along Cook Inlet beaches south from Kasilof, low tides can dip to minus 5...