moderate
4–5 hours
Participants should be in reasonable physical condition, able to stand and cast repeatedly with minimal hiking involved.
Experience unforgettable fishing on Alaska’s Upper Kenai River. Perfect for anglers of all levels, enjoy expert guidance, stunning scenery, and the thrill of reeling in rainbow trout and salmon.
$175 per person | This is a reservation request only!
Experience the thrill of fishing on the legendary Upper Kenai River! This half-day adventure caters to all skill levels, targeting rainbow trout, dolly varden, and seasonal salmon. With expert guidance and all equipment provided, it's a memorable chance to connect with Alaska's stunning natural beauty while reeling in your catch.
This is a RESERVATION REQUEST. You will be contacted via email with a confirmation that you are scheduled for your tour.
Rates: $175/person plus tax Duration: 4 hours on the water
This is the perfect opportunity for everyone to have a chance to fish the Kenai River. We can always target rainbow trout and dolly varden and when the red and silver salmon are present, we will try for those. Beginners to advanced will enjoy this unique experience - fishing one of Alaska’s fabled waters.
Fly, spin and casting rods are provided and we adjust the trip to each angler’s experience. Anyone hoping to catch a limit of salmon is better off chosing a full day trip as both red salmon and silver salmon are strong fighters and it takes some training to get you both hooking them and landing them...
Alaska’s weather can change quickly; layering helps you stay comfortable throughout your trip.
Protect your skin from UV rays, especially during summer when daylight hours are long.
Keep your belongings dry as you’ll spend lots of time near and on the river.
Follow the expert advice and safety instructions provided by your guide for the best experience.
The Kenai River region has been a vital fishing and transportation area for indigenous Alaskan communities for centuries.
Miller's Landing practices catch-and-release and promotes sustainable fishing methods to protect local fish populations.
Keeps you dry and warm during unpredictable spring rains.
spring specific
Reduces glare on water to improve visibility while fishing.
summer specific
Provides warmth during cooler autumn mornings on the river.
fall specific
Allows safe and comfortable access to the river while fishing.