Kenai Fly Fish specializes in full and half day guided fishing trips on the Kenai River. We’ll provide you with a top-of-the-line fishing experience and the highest quality gear.

We at Kenai Fly Fish take pride in providing our clients with high-quality services customized just to suit their needs. Whether you’re looking for a half-day trip or a multi-day adventure, we have the perfect package that will be sure not only to meet but exceed all expectations!

Located in Sterling, Alaska is Kenai Fly Fish. The company operates fly fishing trips throughout the region and offers special rates for groups of five or more! Feel free to contact us via email ([email protected]), phone call, or text at (907) 301-6957.

JUNE 11 to NOVEMBER 30

The Kenai River is a well-known fishing hot spot for Rainbow trout. It supports one of the healthiest and most robust populations in Alaska, making it an excellent place to catch these fish! Kenai River rainbows can be well over 30 inches and up to 20lbs!

JUNE 11 to NOVEMBER 30

Dolly Varden is a small, delicate fish with the ability to jump out of the water and onto your fly. They are fun to catch because they can be difficult for beginners but easy once you get used to them! Dollies range of all sizes and can reach up to about 12 lbs.

AUGUST 20 to NOVEMBER 1

Alaska is the last frontier for fishing enthusiasts, and if you’re looking to take your skills up a notch or just want an adventure this fall then steelhead fishing on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula should be at top of the list. Steelheads are very uniform in shape and average around 28 inches. These amazing, acrobatic fish are often a fly fisherman’s favorite to target.

MAY 20 to JULY 31

The most famous salmon in all of America is, without question or dispute…the Kings Of The Kenai! That’s right folks; it takes a lot to get your name on this list and earn yourself an 80-pounder.

JUNE 11 to AUGUST 15

Sockeye salmon (also called red salmon) are the most popular salmon to catch on the Kenai Peninsula. The most famous and best-eating salmon in the world starts coming to Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula around June. These sockeye are noted for their sweet flavor, which can’t be beat anywhere!

AUGUST 1 to OCTOBER 30

Coho “Silver” Salmon is a great fish for fly fishermen to target. Ranging in weight from 5-20 pounds, these salmon can be found jumping up and down near the bank of Kenai River’s waters where they were first born years ago!

AUGUST 1 to SEPTEMBER 1

Here at Kenai Fly Fish we think that Pink Salmon are the best fish for younger ages and family fun fishing trips. Pinks are completely underrated, they are extremely aggressive to catch and come in by the millions!

YEAR ROUND

Halibut fishing is a thrill all year round. You can easily find Halibuts in June, July, and August when the weather becomes more stable with temperatures not changing too much from day to night or hour-to-hour