Bill Whites Alaska Sports Lodge

This is a freshwater fishing lodge with the option of adding saltwater halibut fishing to your intermarry. The fully guided fishing trips put fishermen right on the river where record king salmon, trophy size rainbow trout and other native fish abound. The waters right in front of the lodge are perfect for salmon fishing because of the how the Moose River and the Kenai River interact. The result is a deep channel where the fish gather to rest before moving on towards their spawning grounds.

The Kenai is home to sockeye, silver, and pink salmon as well. Many fishermen love the king salmon or Chinook because of their massive size. The silver or Coho salmon are medium sized fish, but you'd never know it from their fight. They go berserk once the hook is set. Silver also strike hard. There is no wondering if that was a bite when you fish for silver because they are just as likely to rip the rod out of your grasp. Silvers are sports fishermen's dream fish. They leap from the water twisting and turning trying to get off the line. The best eating of all the salmon are the sockeye. Those hit the river in July. The Kings show up in June. The silver salmon show up in August. Along with the Kings are the trophy size rainbows and when the silvers are in the water the Dolly Varden are too.

Your fishing guides can set you up to fish along the banks or drift fish as you float down the Kenai. Expect a busy time-fighting salmon at Bill White's Alaska Sports Lodge. Let the lodge know before you arrive if you want to have an adventure fishing for halibut.

The Kenai River is the river where the world record king salmon was landed. The current record for king salmon is 126 pounds. Might you be the lucky fishermen to break that record? You could be because this is where the trophy kings swim.

There is plenty to do for the entire family around the lodge. Take the kids on a Razor Clamming adventure and everyone will have a blast. Razor clams are huge. They are about the size of a good-sized smartphone and great to eat. Mucking in the river at low tide for clams is total fun for kids and adults.

Overall, expect an outstanding stay and fishing trip from Bill White's Alaska Sports Lodge. The fishing action is heavy, and the local area is amazingly beautiful.