Kenai River Float-n-Fish

The Kenai River is some 80 miles long and it flows from Kenai Lake in Cooper Landing to its headwaters in Cook Inlet. It is a river that has a rich history as a fishing destination for anglers from around the world. The Salmon runs are often in the Millions of fish, and there are many trophy fish that are caught here each year. The Kenai River is the body of water that holds the current world-record for King Salmon.

The Kenai River Float-n-Fish offer quality guided fishing trips on the upper and middle Kenai River. Expect expertly guide fishing trips between Kenai Lake and the entry point for the Russian River.

The upper and middles sections of the river are home to four species of Pacific Salmon - Kings, Reds, Silvers, and Chum. The Pink Salmon only enter the lower Kenai River. In addition to big Salmon, there are big, trophy-sized Rainbow Trout and Dolly Varden Char.

This guiding service welcomes both fly fishermen and those that use spin caster rods.