We All Float On! The best kind of treat after a long hot day is a casual float in Brooks Falls. One, two, three backstrokes into relaxation. This bear knew that even after a long day of fishing that it is important to sit back, relax, and enjoy the jacuzzi! Make sure to tune in every day
Daily Dose of Love: Bear Cub Salmon Thief!
The Lil’est Salmon Snatcher! “I’ll just take this! K, thnx mom byyyyye!” This is our favorite bear cam moment of the week, when mama bear shared a salmon with her roly poly cub – only for the little one to make off with most of it! Om nom nom. Make sure to tune into our Brown
Daily Dose of Love: How To Fish Brooks Falls
How Brown Bears Fish The Falls The Falls on Brooks River are a physical barrier to the countless salmon trying to swim upstream to spawn each summer. So if you’re a hungry bear, you should gather there to catch lunch (and breakfast. And dinner.) The sheer number of jumpers might confuse you so try to
Daily Dose of Love: Salmon Springing Over Brooks Falls!
Summertime Fish Are Jumpin’ Out! Let’s hear it for salmon! The unsung heroes of Katmai National Park, their need to spawn leads them to Brooks Falls where they try to make the jump. The less fortunate ones become fresh fish for brown bears looking for lunch. Watch them live on our Brooks Falls Brown Bear
Bear Fact: Salmon Consumption
A large and dominant male bear will sometimes catch and eat more than 30 fish per day. Smaller bears that cannot compete for the best fishing spots, or bears that are less skilled at fishing, may catch and eat considerably less fish. Watch brown bears exclusively here!
