moderate
8 hours
Participants should be in good physical shape for standing and reeling for extended periods.
Experience the thrill of catching silver salmon on Alaska’s Kenai River with Jimmie Jack Fishing’s guided 8-hour adventure. Perfect for anglers seeking strong runs and expert instruction in a stunning wilderness setting.
August - September
Embark on an unforgettable 8-hour guided fishing adventure on the renowned Kenai River, where you'll learn expert techniques to catch impressive silver salmon averaging 10-12 pounds. Experience the tranquility of Alaska's pristine waters aboard top-notch 20-foot Willie Powerboats, making this trip a memorable pursuit for fishing enthusiasts.
You will experience a fully guided and outfitted fishing trip on the World Famous Kenai River. Your guide will coach you on our fishing techniques, and help you land those big silvers of your dreams. Silver salmon average 10-12 pounds. Calm water fishing on one of Alaska’ pristine salmon rivers. Our boats are Simply the Best: 20 foot Willie Powerboats. Limit 2 silver salmon per day (August), and 3 silver salmon per day (September).
• $250 per person
Layered clothing and waterproof gear help you stay comfortable throughout the day.
Getting to the boat launch before peak hours ensures a smooth start to your trip.
Ensure you have the appropriate Alaska fishing permits for a hassle-free experience.
While accessible, this is a physically engaging activity that requires strength and endurance.
The Kenai River has been a vital salmon spawning corridor for centuries, supporting local cultures and ecosystems alike.
Jimmie Jack Fishing emphasizes sustainable practices to protect Alaska’s fragile wilderness and fish populations for future generations.
Layered clothing and waterproof gear are crucial for comfort and safety.
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Protect your eyes from glare off the water and UV rays during bright days.
summer specific
Must-have for legal fishing in Alaska waters.
Capture your big catch and memorable moments along the river.