moderate
4–8 hours
Participants should have moderate physical fitness to handle walking, standing, and casting for extended periods.
Discover the thrill of private fishing on Alaska's King Salmon River with Afishunt. Experience pristine waters, expert guides, and world-class salmon fishing in a breathtaking outdoor setting.
8 Hours • All Ages!
May 20 - June 7 Person: $250
June 8 - June 30 Person: $265
July 1 - July 31 Person: $275
8 Hours
If you are yearning for the prized Alaska Chinook “King” Salmon, our location provides two distinct opportunities to fulfill your dream. The first run is in May and June and the second one is the month of July.
First and Second Run River Charters The first run starts into the local rivers about the third week of May and continues in the rivers until the end of June. The best river for this fishing is the Kasilof River, about 23 miles north of Alaskan Angler RV Resort, the perfect place to park your RV or stay in one of our cabins. It is a non-motorized river, meaning only drift boats are permitted. This provides a quiet, serene experience punctuated only by cries of “fish on!”. You will love it. We provide 7 hour professionally guided trips in our drift boats on this river.
July brings the second run of kings, and the loosening of fishing restrictions make both the Kasilof and the Kenai Rivers excellent for king fishing. You have your choice of power boat trips on the Kenai for six hours or drift boats on the Kasilof for seven hours. If you hook one of these monsters you better sit down and strap in because you are in for the fight of your life. You must try it!
Plan your trip during peak king salmon spawning seasons for the best fishing opportunities.
Weather can be unpredictable; bring layered clothing to stay comfortable on the water.
Ensure your fishing gear is in top condition for increased chances of success.
Follow all fishing regulations and catch limits to help preserve the fish population.
The King Salmon River area has been a vital salmon spawning ground for centuries, supporting Indigenous cultures and local communities.
Afishunt emphasizes sustainable fishing practices, ensuring the river’s ecosystem remains healthy for future generations.
Protect your feet and improve traction while wading in the river currents.
Stay comfortable by wearing moisture-wicking base layers, insulating mid-layers, and waterproof outerwear.
Bring your preferred fishing setup suitable for salmon or ask guides for recommendations.
Reduce glare from the water, improving visibility and protecting your eyes.