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Fishing guide
Example: Kenai River drift guide
- Service areas
- Soldotna, Sterling, Kasilof
- Focus
- Sockeye, coho, rainbow trout
- Credentials
- USCG licensed · ADF&G registered guide
Free to join · Kenai Peninsula
Visitors ask AI first. Make sure it says your name.
Kenai River Guide is a directory of the fishing guides, charter captains, hunting outfitters, lodges and support businesses that actually work this peninsula — published in a format people and AI assistants can both read.
What a free listing carries
- Your services, waters and seasons as explicit fields
- Towns and ZIP codes you actually serve
- Licenses and credentials, stated plainly
- Your own phone, email and site — inquiries go to you
- Indexed in our sitemap, robots.txt and llms.txt
- No cost, no card, no commission — ever
The shift
Trip planning moved. Most operators' web presence didn't.
A visitor planning an Alaska trip used to open ten links and start calling. Now a lot of them ask an assistant — and get one to three names back. The businesses in that answer get the call.
AI working against you
- Booking platforms out-structure you, so their pages get quoted instead of yours
- Your services live in prose and photo captions a machine can't parse
- Your seasons, waters and boat details aren't written down anywhere explicit
- A directory you don't control decides how you're described
AI working for you
- Your specialties, waters, seasons and service areas published as structured fields
- One canonical page per business, kept current
- Question-shaped answers about your trips, written the way people ask
- Inquiries land with you — we don't resell them or take a cut
What you get
A free profile built to be read — by people and by machines
AI-ready business profile
We write and publish your page with schema.org markup describing what you run, where, and when.
Answer-engine optimization
Structured data, clean canonicals, an llms.txt index and question-shaped content assistants can quote.
Local service areas
Your towns and ZIP codes stated explicitly — Soldotna, Kenai, Sterling, Kasilof, Cooper Landing and the rest.
Direct inquiry capture
Questions come to you with the context the visitor typed. No auction, no resale, no commission.
Categories
Who belongs in this directory
If you serve visiting anglers and hunters on the Kenai Peninsula, there's a category for you.
Kenai River fishing guides
Drift and powerboat guides working the upper, middle and lower Kenai for salmon and trout.
Browse listings →Deep sea & halibut charters
Cook Inlet, Kachemak Bay and Resurrection Bay saltwater operators.
Browse listings →Kasilof & Anchor River guides
Smaller-river guides and Cook Inlet beach fisheries.
Browse listings →Registered guide-outfitters
Licensed Alaska guide-outfitters running big game hunts on the peninsula and beyond.
Browse listings →Lodges & fishing camps
Full-service lodges, riverfront camps and package operators.
Browse listings →Cabins, B&Bs & vacation rentals
Independent lodging that hosts visiting anglers and hunters.
Browse listings →The directory
What a listing looks like
These are layout samples, not real businesses. Founding listings are being built now — the businesses below get replaced by the real ones as they come in.
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Deep sea charter
Example: Cook Inlet halibut charter
- Service areas
- Ninilchik, Anchor Point, Homer
- Focus
- Halibut, lingcod, king salmon
- Credentials
- USCG licensed · 6-pack vessel
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Lodging
Example: Riverfront lodge
- Service areas
- Soldotna, Funny River
- Focus
- Cabins, packages, freezer service
- Credentials
- Alaska business license
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Hunting
Example: Registered guide-outfitter
- Service areas
- Kenai Peninsula, GMU 15
- Focus
- Black bear, moose, waterfowl
- Credentials
- Alaska registered guide-outfitter
Coverage
Kenai Peninsula first, because that's where we started
The peninsula is where the guiding, the lodges and the visiting traffic concentrate. Nothing about the approach is Kenai-specific — every Alaska region has operators being out-structured by platforms. This is just the one we built first.
Soldotna 99669Kenai 99611Sterling 99672Nikiski 99635Kasilof 99610Cooper Landing 99572Ninilchik 99639Clam Gulch 99568Anchor Point 99556Homer 99603Seward 99664Moose Pass 99631Hope 99605Seldovia 99663
Planning a trip
Answers first, listings second
Everything below is checked against Alaska Department of Fish and Game and dated. Several of these facts contradict what is still being advertised elsewhere on the peninsula.
Salmon run timing
Every species, every river, with the early-run distinction most sites get wrong.
See the calendar →Kings are closed in 2026
Both Kenai runs, catch and release included. What is still open instead.
Read why →Halibut closed days
Every Wednesday, plus Tuesdays in summer. Check before you book.
The 2026 rules →Razor clams: still closed
Clam Gulch since 2014. Where you can legally dig instead.
Where to go →Kenai fish counts
Today's sonar numbers and how to read the trend.
Check counts →Kasilof hatchery kings
The peninsula's only open king fishery, and its fiddly rules.
The rules →Getting fish home
Processing, freezing and shipping, without the sales pitch.
How it works →Guide or transporter?
Black bear needs no guide in GMU 15. Moose and brown bear do.
The difference →Straight answers
Before you ask
Do you take bookings or a cut of my trips?
No. We are a directory and a marketing company — not a booking platform, not a charter operation, and not a broker. We never handle a reservation, a deposit, or a percentage of what you charge. Visitors contact you directly and you run your business the way you always have.
Can you guarantee an AI assistant will recommend me?
No, and anyone who tells you otherwise is guessing. Assistants change how they source answers, and no one outside those companies controls what gets cited. What we can do is publish your information in the structured, machine-legible form that gives it a fair chance — and keep it current.
What does a listing cost?
Nothing. The starter listing is free to join and stays free — no card, no trial, no commission on anything you book. A directory is worth nothing until the local trade is actually in it, so the listing is the part we give away. We earn when a business separately decides it wants a full website, search and answer-engine work, social or advertising from Annie's Action AI — and that is never a condition of being listed.
What if I already have a website?
Good — your listing points at it. If the site is dated or hard for a machine to read, Annie's Action AI builds sites too, but that's a separate conversation and not a condition of being listed.
Who is Annie's Action AI?
The parent company. Annie's Action AI builds websites, social media and advertising for small businesses using practical AI. Kenai River Guide is its Alaska fishing and hunting division, the same way Go Denver Homes is its Denver real estate division. More about Annie's.
I'm a visitor, not a business. Can you book my trip?
We can't — and we wouldn't want to. Browse the directory, read what each operator actually does, and call them. You'll get a better trip talking to the person running the boat.
Run a fishing, hunting or lodging business on the Kenai? List it free.
Tell us what you run and where. We'll build the profile, mark it up, and show it to you before anything goes live.