Sterling/Soldotna/Kenai Activitiess

Kenai River Fishing Trips

Home to the world record king salmon, hauled in at 97 pounds, 4 ounces, the Kenai Rivers offers the finest Alaska fishing around. Fish the turquoise waters of the Kenai River for world-record king salmon, line-stripping red and silver salmon, or robust trophy-sized rainbow trout. Choose from full-day or half-day options on the upper river, best for trophy-seeking flyfishers seeking more solitude, or on the lower river, best for monster sized salmon in an exciting atmosphere.

Kasilof River Fishing Trips

Just south of Soldotna, the Kasilof River offers a quiet alternative to the Kenai River for its king, red and silver salmon runs…without the crowds. Since only drift boats are allowed on the Kasilof River, you'll experience a quieter, more relaxing day of fishing. Time your trip for the mighty kings or the acrobatic coho and choose from full-day or half-day adventurers with an experienced guide sure to land you an unforgettable fishing extravaganza.

..

Fly-out Fishing Adventures

Experience the thrill of fly-in fishing on some of Alaska's premier waters.  Your pilot will fly you to through some of Alaska's most spectacular wilderness areas…and into equally incredible fishing waters for the best salmon, rainbow trout, and grayling fishing you can imagine. Every trip is fully guided by a well-experienced fishing guide ready to hook you up to Alaska's best remote fishing. Enjoy it all in a remote, picturesque setting for the ultimate Alaskan angling experience. Choose from a wide variety of remote destinations and trips best designed for your fishing style.

Glacier Flightseeing, Harding Ice Field

On this one-hour adventure, the thrill of a floatplane ride in Alaska is surpassed only by the sights you'll see along the way. You'll fly over remote forests alive with wildlife, past volcano-studded mountain vistas and up to the very heart of a massive ice field — the icy, 700,000-square-mile creator of Kenai Fjords National Park and surrounding glacier-carved terrain.

Bear Viewing Flight, Redoubt Bay

Fly across the vast waters of Cook Inlet to its western shore to see the world's largest bears and the awe-inspiring glaciers of Lake Clark Pass. Enjoy spectacular aerial photography throughout the flight.




Fly-out Bear Viewing Adventure, Wolverine Creek

If you are limited by budget or time this trip is for you.  Take a short half hour flight across Cook Inlet in our Dehavilland Beaver. Then you will be viewing bears from one of our 16-foot boats.  Your guide will maneuver your boat into areas where you can view bears safely at very close distances. Other wildlife commonly viewed on this flight include moose, black bear, whales and seals.




Fly-out Bear Viewing Adventure, Katmai National Park
Combine pristine scenery and world-class bear viewing all in one day trip. From the viewing platform at the famous Brooks Camp, you may see as many as twenty different bears in their natural habitat catching salmon as they leap up the falls to the spawning grounds.  Weather permitting, your pilot will take a different route on the return trip allowing you another wonderful view of the wild Alaska landscape.