Anan Wildlife Observatory: Bear Fishing Hole 3 – Alaska

Watch as bears come to a prime fishing spot. Some bears take their fish to go, back up into the forest and some eat right there on the bank. Bears begin arriving at Anan in June, but peak activity starts in July, lasting through August. Bears have also been seen earlier in the spring and as late as October. Bald eagles, ravens, and crows are also commonly seen sharing the feast

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This live camera captures black bears in their natural habitat at Anan Creek, one of Alaska's premier wildlife viewing destinations. The Tongass National Forest setting showcases the rich temperate rainforest ecosystem where bears congregate to fish during peak season, offering visitors a front-row seat to authentic wildlife behavior and seasonal migration patterns.