moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness levels to handle standing, casting, and reeling for extended periods.
Catch King Salmon on Alaska’s famed Kasilof River with Miller's Landing. Experience a full-day private fishing trip blending excitement with stunning wilderness views.
$275 per person | This is a reservation request only!
Experience the thrill of fishing for King Salmon on Alaska's Kasilof River! This full-day adventure offers a unique challenge as you battle these massive fish, with the chance for an adrenaline-pumping triumph. Enjoy the excitement of the catch and create unforgettable memories with fellow anglers in this stunning natural setting.
This is a RESERVATION REQUEST. You will be contacted via email with a confirmation that you are scheduled for your tour.
Rates: $275/person plus tax Duration: 7-8 hours on the water
Alaska’s Kasilof River gives you the rare opportunity to try your hand at fishing for the mighty King Salmon. Kings are the largest of the salmon species but come in runs measuring in the thousands verses their fellow salmon varieties which measure in the millions.
Fishing for one of these trophy salmon is always a challenge, or as we call it “high risk, high reward.” You can sit for hours waiting for a strike and when one comes you need to time the hook set perfectly.
Once the hook is set your work begins and even then there is no guarantee that these big fish will find the net. They might just take off across the river and strip all the line off your reel as you watch helplessly, or you might triumph over nature and land that fish in the boat, where payoff is a high adrenaline rush, high fives from the witnesses in your boat, and the greatest fishing story of your life!
Alaskan weather can change rapidly; bring moisture-wicking base layers and waterproof outer layers to stay comfortable.
Ensure you understand and follow Kasilof River fishing rules to preserve the fishery and avoid penalties.
Capture action shots of your catch and wildlife without disturbing the environment.
Long hours on the water demand good hydration and energy, so pack water and nutrient-rich snacks.
The Kasilof River has been a vital fishing location for indigenous Alaskan tribes and local settlers for centuries, playing a key role in the region’s culture and economy.
Efforts to maintain the river’s pristine environment include strict catch limits and habitat restoration initiatives to protect salmon populations for future generations.
Protects from rain and river spray while keeping you dry during long hours on the water.
summer specific
Reduces glare off the water, making it easier to spot fish beneath the surface.
Keeps your feet dry and warm in the river’s shallow areas and on wet riverbanks.
spring specific
Provides warmth during cooler morning and evening hours on the river.
fall specific