moderate
4–8 hours
Participants should have moderate physical fitness to handle boat transfers and moderate walking or standing.
Discover the thrill of sockeye salmon fishing combined with incredible bear viewing along Big River Lake in Alaska. This private tour offers a perfect mix of adventure, wildlife, and scenic beauty for outdoor lovers.
Embark on an unforgettable outdoor adventure with Fly Out Fishing: Big River Lake Sockeye and Bear Viewing, based in Kasilof, Alaska. This exclusive experience offers a unique blend of world-class sockeye salmon fishing and exciting wildlife viewing, all from the comfort of a private boat or floatplane. As you glide across the pristine waters of Big River Lake, you'll enjoy spectacular scenery and the thrill of hooking into a trophy-sized sockeye, known for its vibrant color and fighting spirit. With expert guides by your side, you'll learn about the area's rich fishing traditions and Alaska's incredible ecosystem. During the season, you may also spot majestic brown and black bears along the shoreline, fishing for salmon or simply basking in the Alaskan wilderness. This trip is perfect for anglers and nature lovers alike, combining adrenaline-pumping fishing with serene wildlife encounters in a remote, untouched setting. Whether you're a seasoned outdoor enthusiast or a first-time visitor, this private adventure guarantees an authentic Alaskan experience that creates lasting memories amidst awe-inspiring scenery.
Alaska's weather can shift quickly; layered clothing helps you stay comfortable during long hours outdoors.
Polarized shades reduce glare on the water, helping you spot fish and wildlife more easily.
Bears and other animals are most active during dawn and dusk, so plan to be on the water early or late in the day.
Capture distant wildlife or breathtaking landscapes with a good zoom lens and proper settings.
Kasilof has a rich history rooted in indigenous cultures and gold rush days, with remnants visible along the riverbanks.
The area emphasizes sustainable fishing and responsible wildlife viewing to protect Alaska’s fragile ecosystems.
Good grip and support are important for safety when crossing streams or standing in boats.
Protect your skin from strong Alaskan sun exposure during long daylight hours.
summer specific
Weather can change rapidly, and a waterproof layer keeps you dry and comfortable.
spring|fall|winter specific
Capture wildlife and scenic vistas from a distance with a good zoom lens.