🎣 3/4 Day Kenai River Fishing Trips – 2025 Pricing & Schedule

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3/4 Day Fishing Trips

Six Hours of Salmon-Chasing, Trout-Tugging River Time

Our 3/4 day trip hits the sweet spot for anglers who want more time on the water without committing to a full 8-hour day. With 6 hours of guided fishing, this trip gives you plenty of time to target sockeye, silvers, or trout — and still be back in time for dinner.

Whether you prefer fly fishing or spin gear, our 3/4 day adventure puts you in prime position on one of Alaska’s most iconic rivers.


✅ 2025 Trip Details


🎯 What We Target

Depending on the month, you can expect to fish for:

  • 🟥 Sockeye Salmon – mid-June through early August

  • 🟪 Silver Salmon – August through October

  • 🌈 Rainbow Trout & Dolly Varden – June through November


🎒 What’s Included

  • 🎣 Guide and all fishing gear (fly or spin)

  • 🥾 Waders and boots included

  • 🚤 Clean, safe, and well-equipped boats

  • 🐟 Fish filleting after your trip (when harvesting)

  • 📸 Photos on request + great memories guaranteed


👌 Who It’s For

Our 3/4 day trip is perfect for:

  • Anglers who want a bit more time than a half day

  • Guests chasing their first limit of sockeye or silvers

  • Trout lovers who want extra drifts and more water time

  • Groups who want a flexible yet productive day


⚠️ No King Salmon Fishing in 2025

The Kenai River is closed to king salmon fishing this year to protect the future of the fishery. We proudly support conservation and instead focus on high-return trips for sockeye, silver, rainbow, and Dolly Varden.


📩 Book Your 3/4 Day Fishing Adventure

Peak salmon season (July–August) fills fast.
Don’t miss your chance to fish with the best guides on the Kenai.
👉 Book Your Trip Today

 
 

Kenai River Fish Species

Rainbow Trout

Kenai River rainbows can be well over 30 inches and up to 20lbs!

Dolly Varden Char

Dollies range of all sizes and can reach up to about 12 lbs.

Steelhead

Steelhead are very uniform in shape and average around 28 inches. These amazing, acrobatic fish are often a fly fisherman’s favorite to target.

King Salmon

The Kenai River is open to motorized boats, allowing us chase the bite, and stay on the fish!

Sockeye Salmon

Sockeye salmon (also called red salmon) are the most popular salmon to catch on the Kenai Peninsula.

Coho Salmon

Ranging anywhere from 5-20lbs, coho are acrobatic and are probably the most aggressive salmon out there.

Pink Salmon

Pinks are completely underrated, they are extremely aggressive to catch and come in by the millions!

Halibut

Guided ocean fishing on the world-famous Kenai Peninsula