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Denali Angler

With access to spring creeks & clearwater streams in the heart of the Alaska Range, our local waters are renowned for epic scenery and wild Arctic Grayling. I’d love to show you this wonderful dry fly fishery near Denali Park.

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A full day trip means we can get back to some areas that are a bit wilder, more remote. Or maybe you’d rather stay a bit closer to the road and fish a number of beautiful spots. Either way, it will be a great BIG day of fly fishing with epic views and lots of shots at fish. We are happy to pick you up in Denali, or you can drive to Cantwell where we’ll be ready to take you on this big full-day adventure.
Trips leave at 9:00 am. Custom departures upon request.
Full-Day Trip Price: $395 for the 1st angler; $195 each additional angler. A deposit of $100 reserves your preferred date.

We're happy to pick you up and drop you off in Denali Park. If we pick you up, you'll have almost 5 hours on the water...if you drive to Cantwell you'll have 6 hours on the water This will give us time to fish a few different areas, or to concentrate on a single, more remote stretch of water. Either way, we'll have a great day with lots of shots at some gorgeous grayling.
Trips leave at 9:00 am. Custom departures upon request.
Day Trip Price: $265 for the 1st angler; $150 for each additional angler. $100 deposit holds your date.

We'll be happy to pick you up in Denali National Park and drop you back off at your lodge. This will give you 3+ hours on the water. If you have a car, you can meet us in Cantwell and we’ll spend the entire 4.5 hours streamside. Either way, a half-day adventure promises to give you a great taste of this beautiful fishery.
Trips leave at 9:00 am. Custom departures upon request.
Half-Day Trip Price: $195 for the 1st angler; $125 for each additional angler. $100 deposit reserves your preferred date.

  • Approximate Cost:
    Half Day: $150 to $199 Per Person; $200 to $299 Per Person
    Full Day: $300 to $399 Per Person; $200 to $299 Per Person
  • Type: Charters & Guides
  • Fishing: Fly Fishing Freshwater Fishing Guided Fishing
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Come experience this wonderful fishery just south of Denali National Park. The creeks we fish are deep and clear and cold, and the grayling are all wild. Eager surface feeders, Arctic Grayling may just be the perfect fly rod fish, and most days we’ll fish only dry flies. We’ve been fly fishing the Denali area for the last 28 years and have access to miles of beautiful creeks and rivers. We’ve explored every run and riffle, and we’re ready to guide you on some of our favorite water.

A Short Drive South of Denali Park

We welcome beginners and experts alike as we pride ourselves on tailoring our fly fishing trips to your specific needs. Pick you up at your lodge? No problem. Never fly fished before? We’ll teach you. Need rods, reels, flies, and hip boots? Denali Angler has got you covered as you pursue Arctic Grayling, one of the world’s most beautiful fish in what is—no doubt—one of the world’s most beautiful places.

Your Guide

I’m George Rogers, owner of Denali Angler, and I’m looking forward to fly fishing with you. I’m an Alaska registered fishing guide and I’ve fly fished the Denali area since first moving to Alaska in 1992. For much of the year, I’m a science teacher, but my summers are spent fly fishing, hiking, rafting and picking blueberries with my wife and two sons in the little town of Cantwell. If you’re new to fly fishing, I’m a patient, encouraging teacher with years of fly fishing and teaching experience. If you’re a hardcore angler who wants to push hard all day long, I can take you as far as you want to go. Either way, I’ll show you some beautiful country and take you to places that I love to fish myself. After all, you came to Alaska to leave the crowds behind.

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