Experience world class hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing
Welcome to, and thank you for inquiring about, Kodiak Outdoor Adventures! What better way to see, enjoy and learn about Kodiak Island than with long time, year round Kodiak residents. Let us share our intimate knowledge of the Island with you and make your experience unforgettable. See and experience our diverse island and marine ecosystems. Learn about the history, flora and fauna of the 1.9 million acre Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge and the heritage of the Kodiak Native People. Enjoy breathtaking vistas and unspoiled natural wonders, make new friends and more.
With our experience, we know what it takes to operate on and around Kodiak Island. We are highly active in the industry, working with all of the local agencies, which enables us stay abreast of changing regulations, conditions and requirements. We are proud to offer the most modern equipment and a highly trained, hard working, knowledgeable staff to ensure you a fun, rewarding, safe and productive trip. We a re fully permitted and licensed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, State of Alaska, U.S. Coast Guard, Kodiak Native Associations, and are EMT trained.
Let us help you plan your trip! Whether it’s hunting for the world famous Kodiak Brown Bear or Mountain Goat, fishing for Halibut and a variety of our Pacific Salmon, or viewing and photographing our endless wildlife and scenery, we can customize your adventure to your desires.
Enjoy our website and please feel free to contact us at any time with your questions and ideas. We look forward to teaching you about and showing you the beautiful Emerald Isle, Kodiak!
Above all, Best Days Afield Always! Paul and Angie Chervenak
“Thank you for this wonderful hunt! It was hands down the best hunt I have ever experienced. You care for the hunter like no other outfitter I have ever hunted with. You were organized and have the best of people that work for you. I will recommend you to everyone I talk to. Thanks again for a special hunt!!” Steve Persinger