easy
3–5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking required. Mostly seated during boat or float plane trips.
Experience Alaska’s wild bears like never before with exclusive float plane or boat tours from Kasilof. Join Russell Fishing Company for up-close wildlife encounters in stunning natural settings.
Discover the exhilarating experience of bear viewing with Russell Fishing Company in Kasilof, Alaska. This private adventure offers travelers the chance to witness majestic Alaskan brown bears in their natural habitat. Whether you choose a breathtaking float plane trip over Wolverine Creek, Crescent Lake, or the Chuitna River, or prefer a scenic boat tour to Lake Clark National Park, each option delivers intimate wildlife encounters amid awe-inspiring wilderness. The Kasilof region provides a perfect vantage point for observing bears as they fish for salmon, forage along riverbanks, and interact naturally. Alongside the excitement, knowledgeable guides ensure a safe, educational tour, enriching your understanding of bear behavior and local ecosystems. With dramatic landscapes of towering forests, sparkling rivers, and expansive lakes, this wildlife experience is an ideal combination of adventure, nature, and photography. Perfect for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts, the trip promises unforgettable memories and breathtaking views unique to Alaska’s wild coast.
Enhance your viewing experience by bringing binoculars to spot bears from a safe distance.
Alaskan weather can change quickly, so dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout the day.
Have your camera easily accessible for unpredictable wildlife moments and scenic landscapes.
Always adhere to guide safety briefings to ensure a secure and respectful wildlife viewing experience.
The Kasilof area is historically significant for native Dena’ina peoples and was an important fishing and trading region.
Russell Fishing Company supports local wildlife protections and adheres to strict guidelines to minimize environmental impact during tours.
Keeps you dry during Alaska’s unpredictable spring rains.
spring specific
Helps spot distant bears and wildlife with greater clarity.
Capture close-up photos without disturbing the animals.
Keeps you warm during cooler autumn excursions.
fall specific