moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should have moderate physical fitness to handle standing and casting for several hours and navigating uneven riverbanks.
Catch the excitement of king and sockeye salmon fishing on Alaska’s Kasilof River. Perfect for anglers of all levels, this guided trip delivers unforgettable action and stunning scenery.
Embark on a private fishing adventure with Western Wilderness Adventures in Kasilof, Alaska, where early king salmon and sockeye salmon await the eager angler. Known for their impressive size and thrilling fight, king salmon offer an unparalleled challenge, while sockeye salmon bring fast, action-packed excitement to the water. This combo trip is perfect for anglers of all skill levels seeking an unforgettable day on Alaska’s pristine rivers. Starting early in the morning ensures you'll have ample daylight to fish the best spots and enjoy the stunning Alaskan wilderness. With experienced guides providing expert tips and locally sourced gear, you’ll feel confident whether it’s your first time or you’re a seasoned pro. Aside from the fishing action, the tranquil surroundings and abundant wildlife sightings make this a rewarding outdoor experience. Whether you land a monster king or a lively sockeye, the thrill and satisfaction will linger long after you leave the river. This trip offers a balance of excitement, natural beauty, and expert guidance that sets it apart as one of the premier fishing experiences in Alaska.
Start your day at first light to maximize your chances of hooking king and sockeye salmon.
Alaskan mornings can be chilly and wet—dress in layers with waterproof gear to stay comfortable all day.
Having your own sharp fillet knife makes cleaning your catch easier and more efficient.
Respect catch limits and licensing rules to help protect salmon populations for future trips.
The Kasilof River area has been a vital fishing and cultural hub for indigenous peoples for centuries, sustaining communities through its rich salmon runs.
Fishing here follows strict regulations to protect salmon stocks and maintain the river’s natural ecosystem for future generations.
Keeps you dry and comfortable while standing in cold river water during spring runs.
spring specific
Adjust layers to stay warm or cool throughout unpredictable Alaskan weather.
Reduces glare on the water for better visibility of salmon and reduces eye strain.
summer specific
You can bring your own, but Western Wilderness Adventures provides top-notch fishing gear.