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Kenai River

Location	Kenai River
Level	5
Climate	Subarctic
Pet	Bear
Region	South-Central Alaska
Inspiration	Kenai River, Alaska

Kenai River

Kenai River is the second unlockable location of FishOnMC. This location has the longest river of southcentral Alaska, it harbors a small fishing village,
Port Moosehorn, which various locals call home. Many of the locals can be interacted with.

Real Life History

The Kenai River has a long history of fishing traditions. Long before crowds of people came to the lower rivers to chase salmon, there was a salmon and trout fishery around Cooper Landing.

Tribes have relied on the river's resources for sustenance and cultural practices. With constructions over time that improved access to the river,
fishing activity increased, and by the late 20th century Kenai River became
famous for its record-sized king salmon. This lured in even more fishermen worldwide, who contributed to the local economy.

Fish Species

Fish Species	Fish Group	Lifestyle	Ecosystem Role
Cutthroat Trout	Trouts	Demersal	Native
Pink Salmon	Salmons	Demersal	Native
Arctic Grayling	Trouts	Benthopelagic	Native
Dolly Varden	Trouts	Benthopelagic	Native
Arctic Char	Trouts	Benthopelagic	Native
Inconnu	Whitefishes	Benthopelagic	Native
Burbot	Cods	Demersal	Native
Sockeye Salmon	Salmons	Pelagic	Native
Rainbow Trout	Trouts	Benthopelagic	Native
Lake Trout	Trouts	Benthopelagic	Native
Coho Salmon	Salmons	Pelagic	Native
Northern Pike	Pikes	Pelagic	Native
Chum Salmon	Salmons	Benthopelagic	Native
Steelhead	Trouts	Benthopelagic	Native
King Salmon	Salmons	Benthopelagic	Native