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Three reasons why you should fish on the Kasilof River.
Alaska offers many different areas to explore, whether hunting, fishing or just taking in the sights. One iconic location is the Kasilof River on the Kenai Peninsula. With so many locations, here are three reasons to cast your line in this stunning waterway. The best times to visit for the most exciting fishing experiences are…
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Gear for the Kenai: Rain Jacket
Fishing in the Kenai Peninsula is an experience like no other, with its stunning landscapes and bountiful waters. However, the region is notorious for its unpredictable weather. If you’re planning a fishing trip here, a rain jacket is not just a good idea—it’s essential. Why You Need a Rain Jacket Unpredictable Weather: The Kenai Peninsula…
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Three Reasons to Fish the Kenai Peninsula in the Fall
The Kenai Peninsula, renowned for its stunning landscapes and exceptional fly fishing opportunities, becomes an angler’s paradise in the fall. As the summer crowds dissipate and the landscape transforms into a vivid tapestry of autumn colors, the Kenai Peninsula offers a unique and advantageous fishing experience. Here are three reasons to consider this incredible destination…
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Salmon Run 101: Everything you need to know and more
The Kenai Peninsula in Alaska is not just a geographical marvel but also a vibrant hub for one of nature’s most spectacular events: the salmon run. This annual migration is truly one of the wonders of the wild world. It is the lifeline of the ecosystem on the peninsula, drawing in everything from hungry bears…
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Fishing for Alaskan King Salmon: Everything you need to know
What is the King Salmon Run? Few fish species define a region like the King Salmon does for Alaska and the Kenai Peninsula. These massive salmon that call the Pacific Ocean home are called Chinook Salmon. They are easily recognizable, with the spawning males’ defining hooked lower jaws and powerful green and red coloring. A…
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Fly Fishing for Arctic Char in Alaska
Besides King Salmon or massive rainbow trout, another fish comes to mind when you think of Alaska: the Arctic Char. They are known for their hooked lower jaw and stunning red bellies that males develop during spawning. Calling the Arctic Circle home, these members of the salmon family are closely related to another legendary Alaskan…
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4 Reasons to plan your Alaska Fly Fishing Trip
Alaksa is the holy grail of fly fishing compared to other locations in the lower 48 and worldwide. It has gained immense fame and popularity as a premier fly fishing destination for four distinct reasons. Fly Fishing Heaven First is the incredible diversity of our fisheries, from the iconic king salmon to massive rainbow trout,…
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The Kenai Peninsula: A Mythical Region
Alaska, the Last Frontier, holds a near-mythic status worldwide, with its towering mountain tops, icy tundras, and lush rainforests offering endless adventure. Among these, the Kenai Peninsula stands out, jutting from the southern coast into the Gulf of Alaska. This unique region, with its rich history and diverse landscapes, is a magnet for the adventurous…
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Kenai Fishing Report: June 2024
The summer here in the Kenai Peninsula was off to a cool start, with conditions requiring a warmer layer. Those colder days did not stop some fantastic fishing opportunities. Thanks to the heater on our Willie’s Drift Boat and its onboard pizza oven, those chilly days were still productive. A few warm slices of pizza…
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Know When to Go: The Best Times to Fish in Alaska
Alaska, the Last Frontier, is known for its inspiring landscapes and second-to-none fishing. Alaska is famous for adventure, hunting, and fishing. This fame is partly due to its size, where there is so much land to cover. A few locations stick out as the cream of the crop, like the Brooks Range with its vast…