Alaska Fly Fishing, Float Trips & Wildlife Photography.

Guiding Adventures on Alaska's rivers since 1978

With over 30 years as guides to Alaska, we have taken thousands to the best places... A few at a time.

** We are a Simms Fishing and G Loomis sponsored guide service. **

5 to 7 day Fly Fishing Expeditions on Alaska's best remote rivers.

3 to 7 day full service Fly Fishing Lodge Packages.

Fly Fishing Day Trips.

Photo Safaris.

Discover the joys of wilderness travel or riverside cabins. Experience extraordinary fishing, wildlife viewing & outdoor photography.

World Class Fishing on Alaska's Remote Rivers.

Alagnak River --Your chance to fish with the bears.

This beautiful Western Alaska river begins in the Aleutian Mountains and flows through Katmai National Park. It is a spectacular fishing trip and this float always delivers good wildlife viewing. Katmai is famous for the chance to view bears fishing its rivers. The Alagnak delivers this rare and wonderful opportunity. Up to 8 species of fish can be caught in a single float. King Salmon run up to 50 lbs. Silver fishing can be excellent with fish up to 15 lbs. But the river is host to phenomenal numbers of Reds and this is the real reason to visit the Alagnak. Literally millions of Reds swarm upriver late in June. The run peaks in mid July and continues throughout the month.

Goodnews River -- Incredible fishing.

A beautiful and unspoiled river in Western Alaska, the Goodnews is a fisherman's dream river. It threads its way through the Ahklun Range and from the headwaters to our take-out, these emerald mountains are never far away. This river offers some of the finest fishing in Alaska.

The river is tightly controlled and only 9 operators have commercial permits on the river. While we normally see another float trip or two and a few motor boats in the lower reaches, there is very little pressure on the river. We are limited to only 4 trips each year and they fill quickly. Book early if you want to float this spectacular river.

Goodnews River Float Fishing trips -- 7 days/6 nights, $3995/person. From Dillingham.

Lake Creek -- Fishing, whitewater & beautiful scenery.

Much of Lake Creek's 55 mile length is spiked with fun boulder garden type class III+ rapids. A string of old trappers cabins dots the river's course. Upstream views frequently frame Mt. McKinley and short side hikes lead us to bountiful berry patches and excellent views of the entire Alaska Range.

An optional extension will let you spend a few more nights at one of Alaska's lodges. Not only is this a great option for the fisherman who wants a few more days of prime fishing, it is a wonderful experience for the whole family.

Lake Creek -- 6 days/5 nights $2495/person. From Anchorage.

World Class Photography on Alaska's Remote Rivers.

(It is an extraordinary experience to share this river with the bears of Katmai.)

This trip begins with a flight into the headwaters lake then takes us floating on the Alagnak -- a beautiful Western Alaska river that begins in the Aleutian Mountains and flows through Katmai National Park. It is a spectacular trip. Katmai is famous for the chance to view bears fishing its rivers. The Alagnak delivers this rare and wonderful opportunity. Incredible numbers of salmon is what brings the bears and other wildlife such as eagle, fox, otter, mink and even the rare wolf.

Alagnak Photo -- 6 days/5 nights, $3195/person. From King Salmon

Lake Creek -- Whitewater, Mt. McKinley & historic cabins.

Lake Creek Photo -- 5 days/4 nights, $2195/person. .

Day Trips.

Your guide will have a little gray in his hair. Our head guide has over 25 years on this stretch of river and even our "rookie" has over 10 years. They love their work, they're good at it and you find them fun to fish with. They are widely acknowledged to be among Alaska's best.

Kenai Full Day Fish -- 8 am to 6 pm $275/person plus taxes. Daily. From Cooper Landing

Wildlife Viewing: Active eagle nests dot the river corridor while Salmon swim upstream to their spawning grounds. Moose come to the river and its islands to bear their young. Dall Sheep romp on the hillsides above the river. Beavers, bear, otters and even wolves grace us with an occasional visit.

We offer this trip for those who are short on time. It is similar to the full day trip since you'll use the same gear and go with the same wonderful guides. We float the first 7 miles of the Upper Kenai stopping at several of the best holes and drifts along the way to fish from the bank. The full day trip is a much better value. But if you just can't squeeze it in, treat yourself to a morning or afternoon on this incredible water. If there are non-anglers in your party, the half day scenic is a great way for them to have some fun at the same time as you try your luck.