moderate
4–8 hours
Participants should be comfortable standing for extended periods and able to manage light physical activity.
Join The River Crew on the Kenai River for a private Silver Salmon charter that delivers wild Alaska excitement. Whether you're brand new to fishing or a seasoned angler, this trip offers a chance to hook some of the region’s most thrilling fish and enjoy stunning scenery. Discover why Homer is a top destination for Alaska fishing adventures with personalized guides, top-quality gear, and a day packed with action and scenic beauty.
3 Hrs. | Aug 1st - Sept 30th
Experience the thrill of fishing for Silver Salmon on the legendary Kenai River! With expert guides, top-notch gear, and comfortable boats, you'll be equipped to tackle these acrobatic fighters. Enjoy a memorable day on the water, complete with fish filleting services, ensuring an unforgettable adventure for anglers of all levels.
3 Hour Private Charter: (Up to 4 people) - $650
The infamous Kenai River, yields some of the biggest Salmon in the world. This is also true when it comes to Silver Salmon, Also known as a Coho Salmon. These Salmon are known for the way they fight. They are known to be the most acrobatic of the Salmon Species and feisty as well. We love watching Anglers reaction when a Silver on the end of their line breaks the surface of the water. Come allow us to show you whats its like to land one of these monsters. We provide everything you need, from experienced guides to put you on the fish, to the nicest Willie Boats, and the best Gloomis fishing gear.
Weather can change quickly on the water, so dressing in layers helps you stay comfortable throughout the trip.
Getting to the dock a bit before your scheduled time ensures a smooth start and plenty of time to gear up.
Polarized shades help reduce water glare, allowing you to see beneath the surface and spot fish more easily.
Maintain a safe and respectful distance from wildlife and others on the water to ensure everyone’s safety and enjoyment.
The Kenai River has been a vital fishing corridor for Alaskan tribes and settlers for centuries, shaping the region’s culture and economy.
Guides prioritize sustainable fishing practices to ensure the health of salmon runs and river ecosystems for future generations.
Layering keeps you comfortable throughout the day, especially on cooler mornings on the water.
Eye protection reduces glare and helps you spot fish beneath the surface.
Provides shade and sun protection during longer summer days.
summer specific
Waterproof outerwear helps keep you dry during unpredictable Alaskan weather.
spring|fall|winter specific