Kasilof Sockeye: Drift below Tustumena Lake offers solitude and good numbers of sockeye salmon. Changes in our king salmon fisheries have led us to further diversify and look for additional and exciting new...
Looking back on the 2014 fishing season evokes a myriad of special memories. While each and every season seems to take on a life all its own, this past season...
Well its official, 2014 is behind us for good and 2015 is here! The new year is always bittersweet as one looks back on an entire year of memories and...
The 2014 fishing season will long be remembered for a number of reasons but perhaps the most timely is how long it lasted. Even now there is still some pretty...
With the 2014 fishing season largely behind us, it is definitely not over yet and the last several weeks have been very eventful on the river. The late run of...
As we head quickly toward mid-September there is a lot to share regarding Kenai Peninsula fisheries as change is definitely in the air. Beginning September first, the silver fishery began its...
Where did August go? Much like the rest of this summer, August has simply flown by and since the last time I posted this fishing report a lot has transpired...
July seemed to come and go in a flash and it is hard to believe we are already several days into August. We have been very busy with a lot happening...
As we pass the mid point of July, peak season is definitely upon us. The King salmon woes of recent seasons have once again persisted into the late run of...
As we approach the mid point of July, fishing on the Kenai River has been very good for sockeye salmon as well as rainbow trout. King fishing opened up on...
The summer is rolling right along and so is the great fishing. Our primary focus has been on the Kasilof for sockeye and this fishery has been nothing short of...
Alaska Fishing Report: June 16, 2014 It has been a very unique summer as always here on the Kenai Peninsula and our early season was largely highlighted by the 200,000 acre...