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TROUT BEADS FOR THE KENAI RIVER

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copy-of-beads-004.jpg Rainbow trout beads for the kenai river come in a lot of different sizes and colors.  Give them a realistic look by painting them in the color of a real salmon egg.  There are so many different stages of color that a real salmon egg has so have a large selection of trout beads for the kenai river. A good way to make sure you have everything you need for the kenai river rainbow trout season is to start early.  It also makes for more fishing time when you get a chance to go! Anywhere there is fish spawning you should at least have a few beads in your box. We use many different flies, beads, and lures to fish the kenai river.  Beads are just another weapon in your box for you fishing adventure on the kenai. Tight Lines, Scott sager Drifting On The Fly, LLC

Kenai River Rainbow Trout Fishing

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Kenai river rainbow trout fishing on the Upper river today.  This young man caught one of the largest upper kenai river rainbow trout that I have landed on my boat. Kids should have all the luck! Landing Big upper kenai river rainbow trout on light tackle or fly is a real treat. The current is swift and there are many obstacles that can end a battle with a big fish quickly. So many times a fish like this will out play the most experience fisher person. A long run a couple of jumps and some good luck and this fish fell to the net and got to pose for the camera.  The Kenai river offers good fishing from the start of the system all the way to the end of the system.  Depending on timing and what is happening on the river will determine which section of river we will pursue.  I often fish the upper kenai river in the fall. Guided kenai river rainbow trout fishing trips cost 275.00 per person for walk and wade, drift boat fishing or power boat fishing. Tight Lines, Scott Sager Drifting On The Fly, LLC

ALASKA WINTER

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Alaska winter and The holidays have passed and the normal routine, and pace, of life has returned. The snow continues to fall right now as I look out the window and the temperatures are in the upper teens. As January marches on with every phone call or email discussing the 2008 fishing season, I feel the growing itch to get out and Go FISHING on the kenai river! However, I think some Snowshoeing and Skiing will scratch my itch for a while longer (and will certainly contain my energy levels!)… For the comraderie, maybe a little ice fishing?

Steelhead fishing the Kenai peninsula

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Steelhead fishing on the Kenai Peninsula - Looking for fresh fish! Steelhead fishing the kenai peninsula often requires a lot of walking.  We will put in a few miles a day in search of productive runs.  Often if you don’t hook up in a few drifts we will move in search of hot fish.  Once we find a concentration of steelhead we may be working that run for the most part of the trip.  I will often give a run a rest after hooking a fish and then find that other fish will play one the run cools down.  We offer both walk and wade and drift boat trips for steelhead fishing the kenai peninsula.  Give us a call and we will get you lined up on your next fishing adventure. Looking for Steelhead. The streams are back to good fish-able levels on the Kenai Penisula. Tight Lines, Scott Sager Drifting On The Fly, LLC

TERMINATION DUST

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Termination Dust covers the mountain tops around Kenai Lake. Fall is well underway and winter is threatening more and more each day. The Kenai peninsula steelhead fishing and the Kenai river rainbow trout fishing has been outstanding. Termination Dust above Kenai Lake Guided fishing trips will be offered until freeze up.  This varies every year but feel free to give us a call and see if the timing will fit for a kenai river fishing trip for you!   Tight Lines, Scott Drifting On The Fly, LLC