Plan Your Alaska Fishing Trip with Confidence

Everything You Need to Know Before You Book

🧭 Headed to the Kenai Peninsula for a fishing adventure? Whether it’s your first trip to Alaska or your annual summer tradition, knowing what to expect—and what’s included—can make or break your day on the river. At Kenai-Fishing.com, we’re here to make sure your trip is smooth from start to finish. Below is your complete guide to booking confidently, packing right, and landing fish like a local.


✅ What’s Included in Every Trip

All guided trips come with:

  • 🎣 Premium rods, reels, and tackle (spinners or fly setups)

  • 🧥 Waterproof waders and boots in all sizes

  • 🛥️ Drift or jet boat access to prime fishing waters

  • 🎯 Local expert knowledge from your Kenai River Guide

  • 🧊 Fish care and cleaning at the end of your trip

💡 See all Guided Fishing Trips for trip styles and availability.


🎒 What You Should Bring

To stay dry, warm, and ready to land fish:

  • 🧢 Hat and polarized sunglasses

  • 🧴 Sunscreen and bug spray

  • 📷 Phone or camera (we’ll help you get the shot)

  • 🥤 Snacks, drinks, and a lunch if you’re doing a Full Day Trip

  • ✅ A valid Alaska Fishing License

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🕓 When to Fish

Check out our updated Alaska Fishing Seasons Guide for month-by-month info. In short:

  • June–July: Sockeye runs, early rainbow trout, long days

  • August: Big coho (silver salmon), Dolly Varden, late sockeye

  • September: Prime time for rainbow trout, fall coho, and steelhead

For the best window to target your species, explore:


🗓️ How to Book

Use our Book Now page to:

  • Select your trip type

  • Choose your preferred dates

  • Enter group size and contact info

  • Submit your reservation request—no payment needed

We’ll follow up to confirm availability and finalize your trip. We specialize in everything from Half Day Trips to Private Group Options.


🧭 First Time Fishing in Alaska?

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🐟 Make This the Year You Fish Alaska

The Kenai River and Kasilof River are two of the most productive and scenic waterways in the state. From sockeye salmon to trophy trout, we help anglers of all experience levels make memories that last a lifetime.

📩 Still have questions? Contact Us today and we’ll help you get dialed in.

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