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.
Embark on an unforgettable fishing adventure with Miller's Landing on Alaska's iconic Kasilof River. This private full-day trip is designed for anglers eager to take on the challenge of landing King Salmon, one of the largest and most prized species found in Alaska’s waters. The Kasilof River’s pristine environment offers not only a thrilling fishing experience but also breathtaking scenic views of rugged landscapes and wildlife. Whether you’re an experienced angler or trying King Salmon fishing for the first time, Miller's Landing provides expert guides, top-tier gear, and all the support you need to make the most of your day on the river. Expect heart-pounding battles with king-sized fish, educational insight into local fishing techniques, and quality time connecting with nature. Between casts, soak in the tranquil sounds of the river and the crisp Alaskan air. The combination of adrenaline and peaceful surroundings creates a truly unique adventure where every catch is celebrated, and every moment spent on this Alaska river is a memory in the making. With Seward just a short drive away, this experience pairs perfectly with exploring other Alaskan outdoor pursuits and wildlife viewing opportunities.
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