5 Ways to Land More Sockeye Salmon on the Kenai River
5 ways to land way more sockeye salmon on the Kenai river: Use heavy gear - Sockeye salmon run around 5-8 pounds on the Kenai River, but it’s not only the weight of the fish you’re in a battle with. There’s also a swift current, and sockeye know how to use it to their...
Kenai Peninsula Lodging Options
Fishology’s foundation was built with guided fishing trips all around the Kenai Peninsula, and with years of hard work we’ve evolved into an all-inclusive service that sets up hundreds of guests each season with fishing and lodging packages that are specifically...
Private vs. Shared Kenai River Fishing Charters
When booking a Kenai River fishing trip with Fishology, you have the choice of either a private/exclusive trip, or a shared trips that are booked by the seat and shared with other customers. Both are great options for different reasons, it really just depends...
Kenai River Trout Fishing – 3 Common Mistakes
When Kenai River trout are on the bite is seems like you can do no wrong. An angler can make lots of small mistakes in their approach and presentation, yet still catch lots and lots of fish throughout the day. While these days are certainly a ton of fun, they can also...
Kenai River Salmon Recipe – Soy Salmon
I'm no master chef, but that's kind of the point of this recipe... It's so easy that you don't have to be! I learned this from my dad, and it's become one of my wife & kid's favorite meals of all time. It's great for both fresh salmon and salmon that's been in...
3 Reasons to go Kenai River Trout Fishing
For many Kenai River fishing guides, myself included, trout are our favorite species to target. Other trout bums around the world definitely "get it," but your standard meat-fisherman in Alaska often has a difficult time understanding why anyone would spend time...
Alaska Fishing Corporate Retreat
Anyone that has been on a corporate retreat knows that they are an amazing way to bring co-workers, clients, vendors, and employees together, but the trip is much more than simply a fun vacation. Corporate trips are undoubtedly a lot of fun, but at the end of the trip...
Alaska Fishing FAQ’s
What Do I Need to Bring On My Fishing Trips? We provide all the fishing equipment on each trip, so you'll just need to bring along your fishing license, layered clothing, rain gear, sunglasses or glasses, lunch & drinks, and bring a cooler in your vehicle...
How To Book An Alaska Fishing Vacation
The process of lining out an Alaskan fishing vacation may seem simple, but once you start digging into the details it's easy to get overwhelmed very quickly. Alaska is a huge state, and an internet search exposes the hundreds of lodges, charter businesses, car rental...
Being a Better Spin-Caster
Casting a spinning rod can be a slightly intimidating task to a rookie angler, but can also be learned quickly & easily with the assistance of an experienced and patient fishing guide. Our guides regularly turn hesitant casters into confident slingers in short...
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