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Kasilof river king salmon fishing

Posted on July 26, 2013 by Drifting-admin

Kasilof river king salmon fishing the last two weeks of July can be very exciting. There is little time left to pursue these fish this season but if its on your list for a must do give us a call right away. We will try our best to make it happen. Yesterday’s bite was a bit slower but we managed to put a few in the cooler for the folks. They were not the biggest kings in the river but they offered a great take down and fight for the guys.

We had this young bill moose cross right in front of us. I saw him coming and had the guys pull there lines or we would have had a moose on!! Tight lines Scott sager 907-382-6808

July rainbow trout fishing

Posted on July 25, 2013 by Drifting-admin

July rainbow trout fishing has been excellent on the Kenai river. Fishing Behind all the sockeye anglers has been the ticket here lately. I’ve been running a 9′ leader with flesh or egg patterns and picking up fish through put the day. There is a lot of food in the system now and it should only get better as the season goes on!

Give us a call and we will do our best to put you on a big Kenai river rainbow trout! Tight lines Scott sager 907-382-6808

Kasilof king salmon trip

Posted on July 24, 2013 by Drifting-admin

Kasilof king salmon trips are a great way to spend a day on your Alaska vacation. Today we are sitting on the incoming tide gimping for a good push of fish to show up! We were able to pick one nice fish up on our way down today and are lolling for 3 more.

July sockeye salmon fishing

Posted on July 24, 2013 by Drifting-admin

The Kenai river July sockeye salmon fishing season has been a blast. We already have over 800,000 fish in the Kenai River And the limit has increased to six fish per person. Fishing should continue to be good until The middle of August

Fishing on the Kenai River doesn’t get much better and the weather this year has been as good as I Have ever seen it. For booking information please call 907-382-6808 Tight lines Scott sager

Resurrection bay fly fishing

Posted on July 22, 2013 by Drifting-admin

Resurrection bay fly fishing when the silver salmon are in is a great way to spend a day in Alaska. No wind and 75 degrees is a recipe for a great day on the salt. I was throwing a Jim teeny super magnum sinking line and was able to entice a lot of silver salmon to take the fly.

Many other species were caught on bait and tackle but whenever I can entice a fish to take the fly it makes the day so much sweeter! Fly fishing or just fishing trips are available and we are happy to Getty lined up. Give us a call at 907-382-6808 or email is from here on the sight.

Alaska lake trout fishing

Posted on July 10, 2013 by Drifting-admin

In the spring alaska lake trout fishing can be very productive. I took a few days to go to a secret little nook in Alaska about 500 miles from soldotna the other night. I drove fished and drove home in just 2 days with a little nap along side the road. I had one of the most epic night of fly fishing lake trout that I could have expected. The lake trout took white deceiver flies viciously and often. I used a 200 grain teeny sink tip to start and ended up with a floating line swinging the same fly! Once the fishing slowed down later in the evening I had a chance to break out my Loomis 3 piece glx 7 foot casting rod with a crank bait. I haven’t had the opportunity to fish this rod in a long time. I hit another dozen fish and called it an evening! The lake trout were between 4 and 8 pounds and hard fighting fish. The grayling fishing was as good as it gets as well. I also had a bamboo rod with me that I hadn’t fished in 6 years and made sure I worked that rod for a while as well!

Anytime you are planning on practicing catch and release make sure you have a rubber net with you. This is easiest on the fish and also on you too. Give us a call and we can talk about lining up your next fishing vacation in Alaska Tight lines Scott Sager

Spring Kenai river rainbow trout fishing

Posted on July 6, 2013 by Drifting-admin

Spring Kenai river rainbow trout fishing has been excellent. This year I have been swinging streamers and dead drifting flesh flies for the most part. The best bite has been earlier in the morning and slowing down by mid afternoon. If a day of fly fishing for rainbow trout on the Kenai river interests you give us a call. We have our favorite spots dialed in for you and will give you the best opportunity possible to hook a fish of a lifetime. Fly fishing trips on the Kenai river are 275.00 per person with exclusive boat prices available. Here are a few pictures of some of the nice fish we have caught this year.

The Kenai river is known for its salmon fishery for the most part but for those that are rainbow trout enthusiast or would just like a relaxing day on the river, rainbow trout fishing makes for a great guided trip. Give us a call anytime at 907-382-6808 or email is here on the site! Tight lines Scott Sager

Happy 4th of July

Posted on July 5, 2013 by Drifting-admin

Happy 4th of July from all of us here at drifting on the fly! I have taken A couple days off to visit with the family and enjoy a little of our short Alaska Summer.

At 6 months old Kate enjoyed a nap on her first boat ride yesterday. She did great! I do have a couple days available for king salmon, sockeye salmon or rainbow trout left. Give us a call or email us here on the site for a guided Kenai river fishing trip. Tight lines Scott Sager 907-382-6808

Guided Kenai River King Salmon Fishing

Posted on June 20, 2013 by Drifting-admin

Guided Kenai River King Salmon Fishing is one of the options for a trip in June or July. The Second run of Kenai Kings are almost here now. The end of June and first of July we start to see the second run filter in with the end of the first run of Kings. The second run will continue to get stronger the further into July we get. King Salmon Season closes on the Kenai and Kasilof river at the end of July so if you have a guided kenai river king salmon fishing trip in mind make sure you book soon.

A guided kenai river king salmon fishing trip will start early in the morning, usually meeting around 5:30 am. You will need a packed lunch, a valid fishing license, a valid king salmon stamp, and rain gear for the day (we can supply rain gear if needed). On the boat we will have all rods, reels, gear, and bait rigged up and ready to go for you. We will meet at one of the lower Kenai river boat launches and set out on our day of fishing from there. Start times and meeting locations are usually set up with a phone call closer to your trip. Choose from fishing out of a power boat or a drift boat on you trip. Give us a call at 907-382-6808 or contact us here through the site.

Kenai peninsula guided fishing

Posted on June 18, 2013 by Drifting-admin

Kenai peninsula guided fishing trip make for a great fishing vacation. Our guide service offers many different options for fishing and will build you a custom package or provide a day trip for your Kenai peninsula guided fishing trip. This week we have had some excellent weather here on the Kenai peninsula. We have drift boat fished for trout on the opener, used the power boat in different sections of the river to chase rainbow trout and had a flight service take us into a high mountain lake for a day of grayling fishing on the fly. Custom built trips are quoted at different prices depending on what you would like to do and our standard day trip prices on the Kenai or kasilof river are 275.00$ per person a day.