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Experience Alaska fishing and hunting
at its best at the KING KO INN. We are closed for the winter, but we're already planning for the start of the 2009 season. If you haven't visited King Salmon in a while, be sure to check
us out. Our lodge has been newly renovated. We spruced up several of our guest cabins with new carpeting and paint last year. Our restaurant will again be serving up the best food in Bristol Bay. And, needless to say, we will remain Bristol Bay's favorite watering hole. But more important than all else will be our staff - the friendliest (and most interesting) in all Alaska.
For those who haven't visited us lately, we now have huge crab pots in the bar for those who want to safely shake their buoys to the beat of our live entertainment or our awesome new music system. As always, the foosball, pool and whipped cream are free in the bar. But despite all of this excitement and change, the same old frontier spirit survives at the King Ko.
We
are located in the heart of King Salmon, Alaska, about 300 air
miles southwest of Anchorage. Are you tired of combat fishing
shoulder-to-shoulder along a crowded riverbank or playing "bumper
cars" with other fishing boats? Then King Salmon is the
place for you! King Salmon is the home of the world's
best sportfishing and hunting. Sports Afield calls it Alaska's
best outdoor sportstown. King Salmon is also the gateway to Katmai National
Park - home of the famous Valley Of 10,000 Smokes and the gigantic
Alaskan Brown Bear. Our fall caribou and moose hunting opportunities
are fantastic. In short, King Salmon is a sportsman's and
sportswoman's paradise. Not only did Sports Afield proclaim King Salmon as "Alaska's
Best Outdoor Sports Town" two years running, it also recommended the King Ko Inn
as the place to stay when visiting King Salmon.
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