Alaskan Widespread Fishing Adventures

Freshwater fishing includes the Kenai River and the Kasilof River with a focus on Salmon, Steelhead, Trophy Trout, and Char. The Saltwater fishing includes Salmon and Halibut.

Cook Inlet is a prime fishing location and the location where the Kenai River dumps into the ocean. This is a salmon and Steelhead highway and one of the best places to target Halibut, All five species of Pacific Salmon, and Steelhead.

The Kenia River - Fabled and real - this is the river that holds the world record for King Salmon and is home to all five species of Pacific Salmon. The upper Kenai is amazing for Trophy Rainbow Trout and Large Dolly Varden as well as for prolific runs of Sockeye Salmon ( in the millions) and a smaller run of Kings. This is also a prime location to target Silver Salmon too.

The Kasilof is no less exceptional and offers all oft he benefits that the Kenai does. One is better than the other only due to the fact that the run times for the fish are different.

Guests have two options for lodging. If you love a remote setting, their Kasilof River Cabins are just that. The cabin is a single duplex - or two separate units. Each unit has room for five people who are dispersed throughout three bedrooms. There is a single bathroom per unit, small, but full kitchen and guests are expected to bring their own groceries.

If you want the experience of staying at a lodge then their Kenai River Lodge is just right. It offers six bedrooms and sits along the fabled Kenai River.

The lodge has room for 19 guests and there are six bedrooms and four bathrooms. Guests enjoy the fact that they can fish from the deck or just sit back and relax. The lodge offers plenty of comforts, sitting areas - indoor and out - rooms with comfortable beds.