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Approximate Cost:6 - 7 Days: $1,500 to $2,000 Per Person4 - 5 Days: $1,500 to $2,000 Per Person2 - 3 Days: $1,500 to $2,000 Per Person
- Type: Lodges
- Fishing: Freshwater Fishing Guided Fishing Saltwater Fishing
- What we fish for: King Salmon, Silver Salmon, Sockeye Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Halibut, Dolly Varden
- Featured On: Kenai River Fishing - Top Rated Fishing Guides & Lodges Kenai - Fishing Lodges & Guides Top 10 Trips Under $2,500 Top 10 Trips Under $2,000
Riddle's Fishing Lodge sits on the bank of the Kenai River, about ten minutes from the town of Kenai. Guests are lodged in cabins that sleep 4-6 people and offer all of the conveniences of home. Each cabin has a full kitchen, private bath, TV, daily maid service, and linens. The cabins are non-smoking, but the grounds and porches are smoke friendly.
Fishing with Riddle's Fishing Lodge
Other fishing options include fly out trips with guide service where guests can fish in the remote areas with hidden lakes and rivers that rarely see a fisherman. There is a saltwater option that is a board 28-32 foot cabin boats in Cook Inlet. Salter water fish include Salmon and Halibut.
Plan Your Trip around the Fish Runs
Rainbow Trout are present in the two rivers all season long. Their run peaks in July with the arrival of the Sockeye Salmon.
King Salmon fishing begins Mid-May and runs through July. In early May, the kings gather in Cook Inlet as they prepare to enter the freshwater rivers. So early May to the first part of June is excellent Saltwater fishing for both Halibut and King Salmon. The salmon attract the Halibut.
The Sockeye Salmon or Reds show up around mid-June and run through the first week of August. The Sockeye Salmon are one of the largest runs in all of Alaska. The fish show up by the millions and in the shallow clear water streams the rivers look red from the color of the fish. You could bend down and pick them up with your hands. This is also the prime bear season as the bear come down to feast on the Red Salmon.
The Silver Salmon being to appear by mid-July and the stay through the end of September. Silvers are known as the fighting salmon because they put up such a fight when you hook them. They breach, roll, and run as they fight the hook. If you love adventurous fishing, try a Silver Salmon trip.
Overall, expect a good lodge with comfortable cabins and amazing fishing opportunities.
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- Fantastic lodge and even BETTER people! I can't recommend them enough! All their lodgings are TOP notch i.e. clean and up to date. If you're looking for a GREAT adventure I would give them a call...
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- 3 of us went out with Riddle's Fishing Lodge with Captain Mike in May. This was our first guided trip and it was incredible. Captain Mike was very thorough on safety measures and made us feel at...
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- Another wonderful year of Alaska Fishing! We have been going to Alaska for 14 years in total, but the last 8 have been the best with Riddle's Fishing Lodge. Kim and Ross have once again worked...
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