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Fish Denali - Alaska Day Fishing Trips
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Approximate Cost:Half Day: $150 to $199 Per PersonFull Day: $300 to $399 Per Person
- Type: Charters & Guides
- Fishing: Fly Fishing Freshwater Fishing Guided Fishing
- What we fish for: Rainbow Trout, Arctic Grayling
Fish Denali is located just 21 miles South of the entrance to Denali National Park. This is a prime location to fish for big Rainbow Trout and Arctic Grayling. Fish Denali offers top guides who are knowledgeable about the area, the fish, and willing to teach you how to fish like a master. Getting here is easy as they are just off of Alaska Highway 3, 21 miles before you get to Denali National Park.
Fishing with Fish Denali
Fish Denali offers day fishing trips and fishing trips that last for multiple days. Their season runs Late May through mid-September and the focus on fly fishing for Rainbow Trout and Arctic Grayling.
Rainbow Trout in Alaska tend to grow much larger than the trout in the lower 48 states. This is because of the huge number of salmon that spawn in the local rivers. All that roe becomes a prime food source for the Trout which then grow to be huge. In addition, there are lots of aquatic insects here, so the Trout have a year-round supply of great food.
Arctic Grayling are also known as the Sail Fins of the North as they have a high dorsal fin. These are small, smart fish that usually weigh less than three pounds, but they are crazy about dry flies. If you dial them in you can fish for them all day long.
If you choose a multi-day trip be sure to bring your own food and you will need to purchase your fishing license online. Overall, expect quality guides, good fishing, beautiful country, and the opportunity to fish in the shadow of Mt. Denali.
Rainbow Trout in Alaska tend to grow much larger than the trout in the lower 48 states. This is because of the huge number of salmon that spawn in the local rivers. All that roe becomes a prime food source for the Trout which then grow to be huge. In addition, there are lots of aquatic insects here, so the Trout have a year-round supply of great food.
Arctic Grayling are also known as the Sail Fins of the North as they have a high dorsal fin. These are small, smart fish that usually weigh less than three pounds, but they are crazy about dry flies. If you dial them in you can fish for them all day long.
If you choose a multi-day trip be sure to bring your own food and you will need to purchase your fishing license online. Overall, expect quality guides, good fishing, beautiful country, and the opportunity to fish in the shadow of Mt. Denali.
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Mixed review - really more catching then fishing, but only game in town. 
Reviewed By Jim S on September 27, 2020
- I?m conflicted in my rating and writing this review. I really wanted to catch a wild arctic grayling while in Alaska. Due to the pandemic, this was the only game in town. No other guided fishing...
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Great Location- Great Fishing 
Reviewed By jandhdeitch on July 17, 2020
- Great half day of fishing for big rainbows and arctic grayling. Our guide Scott did a super job with my son, age 11 and I. We did some spin fishing and learned some flyfishing too! Awesome memories...
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Fantastic Fly-fishing Experience
Reviewed By 967annea on September 16, 2018
- This was my husband?s dream excursion but I am the one who fell in love with fly-fishing! Our guide, Renee (male), picked us up and took us to a private lake where the fish were literally jumping up...
- 2 Helpful Votes
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