Bair Alaska Salmon and Halibut Fishing
Overview
From early June through late September, we offer unforgettable fishing adventures on Alaska’s renowned waters. Our trips take you to the world-famous Kenai River and Kasilof River, where you can fish for prized freshwater species like king salmon, silver salmon, sockeye salmon, rainbow trout, and Dolly Varden. These rivers are teeming with fish, providing incredible opportunities for both seasoned anglers and first-time fishermen.
For those looking to experience Alaska’s rich saltwater fishing, we also offer special Alaska halibut fishing excursions in Cook Inlet, where you can reel in massive halibut and other sought-after species. Whether you prefer the thrill of battling salmon in fast-moving rivers or the excitement of deep-sea fishing for halibut, we’ll ensure you have the best possible experience.
With expert guidance, top-quality gear, and breathtaking scenery, our fishing trips are designed to provide an adventure of a lifetime. No matter your skill level, we’ll put you on the fish and help you create lasting memories in Alaska’s pristine wilderness!
Alaska Fishing Adventures
The Kenai River and Kasilof River in Alaska are two of the most renowned salmon fishing destinations in the world, offering incredible opportunities for anglers of all skill levels.
The Kenai River is famous for its sockeye, silver, and rainbow trout fishing, with over a million salmon returning each year. Anglers flock to its waters for the chance to reel in massive sockeye runs during peak season, followed by thrilling silver salmon action later in the summer. While king salmon fishing on the Kenai has been restricted for conservation reasons, the river remains a top spot for sockeye and silver salmon.
The Kasilof River, a quieter and more intimate fishing destination, offers king, sockeye, and silver salmon fishing. Unlike the Kenai, the Kasilof River still allows king salmon fishing, making it a prime location for anglers seeking these powerful fish. Sockeye salmon arrive earlier in the Kasilof than in the Kenai, providing excellent fishing opportunities from late June through July. The river’s glacial-fed waters and stunning scenery make it a hidden gem for those looking for a more tranquil fishing experience.
Both rivers provide exceptional fishing experiences, whether you're targeting salmon or catch and release trophy trout. With breathtaking landscapes, abundant wildlife, and expert-guided trips available, the Kenai and Kasilof Rivers remain must-visit destinations for any fishing enthusiast!
The Kenai and Kasilof Rivers
Alaska halibut fishing is an unparalleled experience, and Cook Inlet stands out as a prime location for anglers seeking both thrill and reward. The inlet’s nutrient-rich waters support massive Pacific halibut, with catches ranging from 10 to over 400 pounds. From mid-May to mid-October, fishing conditions here are exceptional, offering opportunities for both seasoned fishermen and newcomers eager to test their skills.
Peak fishing months—June, July, and August—bring prime halibut action, while May and September provide a quieter, yet equally rewarding, experience. The scenic beauty of Cook Inlet adds to the adventure, with stunning mountain views and abundant wildlife creating the perfect backdrop. Whether you're on a charter or casting off from a private boat, the promise of reeling in one of Alaska’s prized halibut makes Cook Inlet a must-visit destination for any angler.
Halibut Fishing
Our itineraries are flexible to accommodate the needs and interests of your group or family. From groups that are 100% focused on fishing to those who want to mix in other activities such as hiking, sightseeing, or rafting, we can create an itinerary to match the interests of everyone in your party.
Flexible Itineraries and Activities
