![Photo by Robert Levy, Flickr.](https://thekenai.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/11.jpg?w=593&h=395)
Photo by Robert Levy, Flickr.
Summer solstice has came and went and August is the time of the season to wet lines and soak up the warmest weather of the year. While some might think that the best fishing spots on the river and the salt require a boat and plenty of money for gas, we are here to prove that misconception all wrong. These walk-in fishing spots are easily accessible, they offer spectacular scenery and best of all – all they require is for you to show up with a rod in hand. Low maintenance and easy on the wallet, for those of you that love catching deliciously wild Alaska seafood – it doesn’t get much better than these hot spots and best kept secrets on The Kenai, Alaska’s Playground.
![Flickr - Maria Fletcher-Stark](https://thekenai.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/flickr-maria-fletcher-stark.jpg?w=593&h=445)
Flickr – Maria Fletcher-Stark
1 – Homer Lagoon
![Flickr - Isaac Wedin](https://thekenai.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/flickr-isaac-wedin.jpg?w=593&h=445)
Flickr – Isaac Wedin
2 – Bings Landing on the Kenai River
![Flickr - Travis](https://thekenai.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/flickr-travis.jpg?w=593&h=445)
Flickr – Travis
3 – Russian River Confluence in Cooper Landing
![Flickr - Ian Collins](https://thekenai.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/flickr-ian-collins.jpg?w=593&h=360)
Flickr – Ian Collins
4 – Soldotna Creek Park on the Kenai River
![Facebook - Soldotna Creek Park](https://thekenai.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/facebook-soldotna-creek-park.jpg?w=593&h=444)
Facebook – Soldotna Creek Park
5 – Anchor River in Anchor Point
![Photo Credit - Pixabay](https://thekenai.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/photo-credit-pixabay.jpg?w=593&h=396)
Photo Credit – Pixabay
6 – Seward Beach
![Flickr - madeleine deaton](https://thekenai.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/flickr-madeleine-deaton.jpg?w=593&h=396)
Flickr – madeleine deaton
7 – Centennial Campground in Soldotna
![Facebook - Centennial Campground](https://thekenai.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/facebook-centennial-campground.jpg?w=593)
Facebook – Centennial Campground
8 – Crooked Creek at the Kasilof River Confluence
![Facebook - Crooked Creek Guide Service, Cabins and RV Community](https://thekenai.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/facebook-crooked-creek-guide-service-cabins-and-rv-community.jpg?w=593&h=334)
Facebook – Crooked Creek Guide Service, Cabins and RV Community
9 – Mouth of the Kenai River at Kenai Beach
![Flickr - Kim F](https://thekenai.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/flickr-kim-f.jpg?w=593&h=445)
Flickr – Kim F
10 – Mouth of the Kasilof River at Kasilof Beach
![Photo Credit - Joseph Robertia, Redoubt Reporter](https://thekenai.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/joseph-robertia-redoubt-reporter.jpg?w=593&h=393)
Photo Credit – Joseph Robertia, Redoubt Reporter
11 – Resurrection Creek in Hope
![Flickr - Philip Morton](https://thekenai.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/flickr-philip-morton.jpg?w=593&h=263)
Flickr – Philip Morton
12 – Kenai Lake in Cooper Landing
![PC - Courtney Stanley](https://thekenai.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/pc-courtney-stanley.jpg?w=593&h=445)
Photo Credit – Courtney Stanley
13 – Deep Creek and the Ninilchik River
![Photo Credit - YouTube](https://thekenai.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/photo-credit-youtube.jpg?w=593&h=334)
Photo Credit – YouTube
While these spots are all phenomenal in their own ways, keep in mind there are tons more great spots to walk-in and wet a line all throughout The Kenai, Alaska’s Playground. But we figured that this will give you a good introduction for now. For the fly fishers in the crowd THIS article is a great read and documents some great spots to walk-in and wet a line. If you’d like any more tips for great spots or need help finding any of the above that we’ve listed, feel free to give us a call or shoot us an email and we will help in anyway that we can!