A Kodiak mosquito is not a specific type of mosquito, but rather a term used to refer to mosquitoes found on Kodiak Island, Alaska. Mosquitoes can be a serious concern for anyone who spends significant time around bodies of water in Alaska, including those visiting Kodiak Island for fishing trips. Mosquitoes are most prevalent on Kodiak Island during the summer months, particularly from the second week in June to the last week in July. However, it is unlikely that mosquitoes will be a serious problem for visitors during other months of the year.

To protect against mosquitoes while on Kodiak Island, visitors can take several precautions, including:

• Avoiding scented perfumes, lotions, soaps, shampoos, and conditioners that might attract mosquitoes.
• Using essential oils like tea tree oil that can repel mosquitoes.
• Wearing long-sleeved shirts and pants to cover exposed skin.
• Using mosquito repellent products, such as the E55 Rechargeable Mosquito Repeller sold by Kodiak Wildlife Products.

It is worth noting that mosquitoes in Alaska, including those found on Kodiak Island, are known for their size and aggressiveness.