The end of August is now in sight and we are entering the final phase of our 2016 fishing season. The early run of silver salmon on the Kenai has...
Alaska Fishing Blogs & Reports
Low and behold, July came and went in rapid fashion and it was certainly unique and memorable in a number of ways. Before we look forward to the fall and...
As always, July on the Kenai Peninsula has been very busy and filled with great memories and lots of fish. With this being our busiest time, it is always a...
A lot has happened in the two weeks since our last report in late June. We turned the corner into July and a big slug of Kenai sockeye and king...
June is quickly coming to a close and that means July is just around the corner. Before we transition to this next phase of the season, let’s take a look...
One word can be used to best describe the early 2016 season we have experienced thus far: Normal! After consecutive years of poor king salmon returns and accompanying restrictions, this...
The 2016 fishing season here on the Kenai Peninsula is officially underway and we are off to an excellent start. An early spring and warm temps have the rivers up...
Spring is definitely upon us here in Alaska. Another mild winter and warmer than normal spring weather has things happening earlier than normal. This includes everything from the steelhead on...
- Mark's Blog -, Red Salmon, Salmon Fishing, Sockeye Salmon / 15.02.2016
Alaskan Sockeye Salmon 101
Alaskan Sockeye salmon have always had their annual place in our seasonal salmon season, but recent king salmon woes have changed the amount of time we spend targeting these intriguing...
- Mark's Blog -, Kasilof River, King Salmon, Salmon Fishing / 15.02.2016
Early Run Kasilof Kings
Early Run Kasilof Kings! Low water and fresh fish makes for some great action. If you are looking for that first fresh salmon of the season, look no further than...
- Mark's Blog -, King Salmon, Salmon Fishing / 15.02.2016
Kings rebound in 2015…
Kings rebound in 2015… After nearly three full seasons of very low king salmon returns and countless restrictions, king salmon numbers in 2015 were a welcome relief. For the first time...
Winters in Alaska and particularly here on the Kenai Peninsula have been dramatically different in the past three years. Call it global warming or the El Nino effect but whatever...