The Kenai River has long been known for trout of epic proportions. With four species of salmon returning in the millions each summer, the trout benefit …
After flying clients into remote corners of Cook Inlet for over three decades, I’ve learned that the best fishing isn’t always found where the crowds go. …
Seward sits at the head of Resurrection Bay, one of Alaska’s most productive saltwater fishing environments. The bay’s deep fjord structure, proximity to the Gulf of …
The west side of Cook Inlet hosts some of Alaska’s most productive silver salmon habitat, and the West Foreland region stands out as the heart of …
The Chuitna River begins its 25-mile journey in a landscape most Alaska visitors never see—the remote Tordrillo Mountains at the western edge of the Alaska Range. …
When you fly into Crescent Lake for a day of fishing, you’re landing in one of Alaska’s most spectacular protected wilderness areas. Lake Clark National Park …
2025: The Year in Review As Alaska enters another winter season, it’s once again time to look back on the highs and lows of another incredible …
After several years of falling short of minimum escapement objectives, the 2025 late run of Kenai River king salmon narrowly met the recovery threshold of 14,250 …
2025 – A Banner Year for Kasilof Sockeye In a year that saw record sockeye returns to the Kenai River, the Kasilof River delivered an equally …
The 2025 silver salmon run on the Kenai River proved to be a standout season, with many anglers reporting size and aggression levels that surpassed expectations …