moderate
Full day to multi-day packages
Basic to moderate fitness is needed due to long hours on feet and occasional hiking to fishing spots.
Experience Alaska’s top fishing adventure with guided trips for Halibut, Trout, and Salmon, plus all-inclusive lodging and fish processing near Sterling. Perfect for anglers of every level.
Choose from 1 of our 4 fishing packages!
Experience the ultimate Alaska fishing adventure with our Deluxe Fishing Package, featuring guided trips for Halibut, Trout, and Salmon, plus a thrilling Fly-in Fishing Adventure. Enjoy all-inclusive lodging, top-notch gear, and fish processing, making this an unforgettable getaway for fishing enthusiasts of all levels.
This is the premier Alaska fishing trip package for your 2025 vacation. Fully guided fishing trips for Halibut, Trout, Salmon, a Fly-in Fishing Adventure and an all-inclusive stay at one of our lodges.
A fisherman's dream at a reasonable price. Inclusive Alaska fishing vacation package where you'll enjoy guided fishing charters for Halibut, Salmon, Trout and stay at your choice of our lodges.
Fishing and Lodging. Available for novice or expert. This is your chance to be "one with the river" in later season serenity.
Excellent Saltwater fishing for Halibut and King Salmon. Exciting Steelhead and Salmon on Smaller Rivers
Weather in Sterling is unpredictable; waterproof jackets and boots keep you comfortable on wet fishing trips.
Fishing trips often start at dawn to catch the most active fish; get a good night's rest beforehand.
Even in cooler temperatures, sun exposure on the water can be strong; wear sunscreen and polarized sunglasses.
Adhere to local fishing regulations to ensure sustainable fish populations for future trips.
Sterling has deep roots in Alaska’s fishing heritage, with the Kenai Peninsula serving as a vital resource for subsistence and sport anglers for decades.
Russell Fishing Company actively supports catch-and-release practices and collaborates with local agencies to protect fish populations and natural habitats.
Protects against rain and wind common in Alaskan weather.
summer specific
Reduces glare on the water, improving visibility for spotting fish.
Useful for fishing in shallow streams or wet areas.
spring specific
Allows you to adjust to the changing temperatures during the day.