Watersports on Knik Arm
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Reviewed by:
LisaCapozzi
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Knik Arm is at the northern end of the Cook Inlet that flows from the Gulf of Alaska. Whether you charter a luxury crewed yacht for viewing of marine life or man your own boat, views of spectacular sunsets will astound you. Hop aboard a jet ski and take yourself out into the waters of the Arm for the ride of a lifetime or feel the thrill of sailing the Gulf waters aboard a sailboard, but for advanced sailboarders only due to the high winds and tides moving through Knik Arm. For the less adventurous visitors, paddle in the quiet solitude aboard a kayak or canoe close to the coastline and explore the coves. Fishing is a popular sport where Alaskan Salmon and Rainbow Trout are a cast away if you use the perfect bait and a bit of luck.
Category: Nature and Sport
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