Day Trips

Our Kenai River fishing trips start between five and six a.m. Kasilof trips may start even earlier. Because of this, we are often one of the first boats on the water—and it is worth it. If you would prefer different start and finish times, however, just let us know and we will accommodate your needs. A full day of fishing consists of eight hours on the river.

We provide all of the fishing gear. We feature many top brands such as Ross, G. Loomis, St. Croix, and Ambassador. Waders are not included, hip boots can be rented for $15.00 per day.

We are licensed to fish the entire 82 miles of the Kenai River. Where the fish are and what time of year you visit us will dictate how much of the river we float. On those special days that we shoot the Kenai River canyon down to Skilak Lake you can expect a longer day for both the fishing and transportation.

We offer power boat fishing on the middle and lower sections of the Kenai River for king and silver salmon June through September. The drift boats are running the upper and middle sections fishing trout and salmon. The upper section is regulated by the State of Alaska as drift-only, and is therefore experientially different from middle and lower river fishing.

All prices are per person. Hip boot rental costs $15.00 per day. Lunch is available for $10.00 per person. Water, coffee and tea are complimentary.

Reservations for Day Trips can be made with a 50% deposit. We accept cash, check, Visa or Mastercard. Full payment is due 14 days prior to departure.

Cancellations made more than 14 days prior to trip departure will be granted a full refund minus a $50.00 administrative fee. Cancellations made within 14 days of reservation are non-refundable.

Large groups can be accommodated, but each boat has a capacity of only 4 anglers. Special arrangements can be made for exclusive private trips.

What to bring/wear: We fish rain or shine. Kenai River fishing can offer a fairly hostile environment at times, so expect the worst and you will be ready. Several layers of warm synthetic or wool clothing beneath your rain gear will ensure comfort. NO COTTON!

quality raingear, including pants fleece coat wool sweater synthetic (e.g. polypropylene) long johns hat, brimmed warm hat and gloves extra socks (synthetic or wool) waders

polarized sunglasses lip balm/sunscreen camera/camcorder waterproof case or dry bag for valuables binoculars Lunch and snacks Fishing License/photo I.D.

Please don't hesitate to call or Contact us with any questions you might have.

We look forward to seeing you on the river… Fish On!