Fish camp on Kodiak Island, Alaska offers the chance to embrace a unique off-grid island lifestyle, filled with adventure, and the beauty of nature. The opportunity to hunt and fish in some of the richest waters in the world, including wild Salmon, Halibut, and Dungeness Crab, is a rare privilege. After only a short 50 minute flight south of the city of Kodiak, you'll arrive at 29+ patented acres nestled in Moser Bay, and everything besides imagination needed to build your dreams. This family friendly site offers ample space for exploration and expansion while holding a historical dimension as an old cannery site. The turnkey operation is ready for immediate revenue; whether its commercial fishing, a lodge endeavor, or a respite, the dream of owning a piece of Alaska becomes not just a possibility but a tangible reality. Equipment, structures, permits, landing craft, Halibut IFQ's, all commercial fishing gear is waiting for its new owners. A natural spring generates all your hydro electric needs year round.

Discover the magic of Moser Bay, where memories made last a lifetime. Camaraderie happens while sitting around the campfire, cooking crab you pulled out of a pot that afternoon with friends, sharing stories of the largest Sitka blacktail spotted in your scopes, or how many pounds of salmon were caught and delivered that day. Don't forget the Kodiak brown bear you saw catching pink salmon at the neighboring creek; where the abundant wildlife becomes your TV. If you love hunting, fishing, gardening or photography, you're in heaven. Kids kayak in the pond on the property or you can venture along the remote coastline, providing a chance to connect with the ocean firsthand. You may decide that hiking from your back door seeking that vista view is the best, reading a book in the green house or skiff to a private beach looking for lost treasures is your perfect day, no two look the same. The salmonberry patch just down the beach ripens in July, with big, juicy berries that make the best jelly or cobbler. The fireweed fields remind you that the long summer days of the midnight sun are coming to an end but anticipation of what the next season holds is just as enticing. Owning a fish camp in Alaska is an opportunity to live a self sustaining life of adventure and fulfillment, disconnect from the modern world, making family legacy dreams come true in one of the most breathtaking places on Earth.

Check out highlights in the area @ https://alaska.guide/bay/moserbay/1406625
Alitak, Moser and Olga Bay Canneries, Cape Alitak Petroglyphs, Village of Akhiok and Russian Orthodox Church.

Included with the sale:
31 ft aluminum Landing craft
aluminum skiffs
Kubota dual wheeled tractor
Hyundai excavator
Stocked shop
Furnished rustic cabin
3 Greenhouses
Fish smoker
Root cellar
Hydroelectric equipment
Salmon set net site with permit
350 Dungeness crab pots
Halibut IFQ's
All related fishing gear
All structures and their contents