Fishing in
North Slope County
North Slope County, Alaska has 400 named fishable waters. None have dated stocking records yet — the waters are still mapped below.
On the map
140 waters
Waters in North Slope County
- Teshekpuk Lakelake206,614 ac
- Lake Sungovoaklake12,120 ac
- Naluakruk Lakelake9,232 ac
- Sinclair Lakelake9,228 ac
- Aiautak Lagoonlake9,021 ac
- Lake Tusikvoaklake8,831 ac
- Pittalukruak Lakelake8,708 ac
- Sukok Lakelake6,540 ac
- Okalik Lakelake5,841 ac
- Sikolik Lakelake5,219 ac
- Sisgravik Lakelake5,019 ac
- Neruokpuk Lakeslake4,982 ac
- Takrak Lakelake4,364 ac
- Feniak Lakelake4,257 ac
- Lake Itiniklake4,137 ac
- Kilusiktok Lakelake3,948 ac
- Tunusiktok Lakelake3,278 ac
- Lake Tuvaklake3,248 ac
- Chandler Lakelake3,197 ac
- Evrulivik Lakelake3,072 ac
- Reindeer Lakelake2,904 ac
- Pugutak Lakelake2,743 ac
- Tractor Lakelake2,604 ac
- Kimouksik Lakelake2,432 ac
- Ikmakrak Lakelake2,264 ac
- Ekalgruak Lakelake2,049 ac
- Sikulik Lakelake1,511 ac
- Mumik Lakelake1,365 ac
- Desperation Lakelake1,355 ac
- Ikroavik Lakelake1,229 ac
370 more on the map above.
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North Slope County fishing — FAQ
Where can I fish in North Slope County, Alaska?+
North Slope County has 400 named fishable waters. The map above shows every one.
Do I need a license to fish in North Slope County?+
Yes — Alaska requires a fishing license statewide. Buy one from the state agency before you go.