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Kenai River ReconKing Salmon Fishing
Guided fishing from a drift boat for King Salmon on the Kasilof River. The Kasilof is "drift only" with no powerboats. Early season (June) has both wild and hatchery Kings available giving you a limit of 2 fish. Fishing with rods in rod holders while you enjoy floating down the river until the "big one" takes your line. (subject to changes depending on current regulations). Full day only 6-8 hrs. Your guide will fillet all salmon and have them ready for a local processor of your choice. King salmon fishing is difficult on some days as they run in fewer numbers so be optimistic and have a positive attitude. Due to our short fishing seasons in Alaska, we require a 60-Day written notice of cancellation for a full refund less 10% administrative fees. Less than 60-day cancellation will be subject to forfeiture of your deposit unless the trip can be rebooked.
Soldotna, AK 99669, USA
$600.00
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Rocky Branch Outfitters3 Day Whitetail Firearm Hunt
Rocky Branch is a premier free chase whitetail and turkey hunting destination. We pride ourselves on providing a top quality experience for our hunters from the stand, to the lodge, to the dinner table. When you hunt here, you're part of the family! We have over 20 years of experience managing these properties, and we're blessed with long standing return clients who have become great friends. As a Spot On Food Plots distributor and food plot consultant, you'll find our food plots to be among the best in the Mid-West.
Southern Illinois
$3,800.00
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Fall Line Guide ServiceFlint River float trip
6-8 hour raft trip on the Flint River in middle Georgia for shoal bass. Fly or conventional gear.
Georgia
$300.00
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Hare’s Ear Fly FishingFloat Trip
Float trips are offered year round. All float trips are full day trips lasting 6 to 8 hours depending on the time of year and water conditions. Floats offer a different perspective to the fly fishing world. Not only will the angler get to pursue there catch from the luxury of a raft or drift boat, but will cover more water in a day and breathtaking views behind every bend in the system. Fishing from a boat can be rewarding and is a great time to try those long casts we love to make in those narrow freestone streams.Water levels and the time of year will help the angler determine what species they want to pursue. Striper fishing is a great Spring float option. Ranging from 5-20 lbs these fish pull hard, and will be a fish to remember after seeing one. Arms will be sore by the end of the day, but that’s a good thing. Small Mouth Bass can be caught year round, but spring to late summer is when it can be “lights out fishing”. These fish pull hard and will have an anglers forearm sore by the end of a good day. Trout can be caught year round depending on water levels in the area. The tailwaters in Tennessee is another option for the angler wanting to target trout out of a boat. These rivers consist of 1000’s of fish a mile, that require great drifts by the angler. Some very large Wild Fish are in these systems, and we love to chase them on tiny bugs and light tippet. Then in the dead of winter on the ugliest of days (for some) we offer floats for the elusive toothy critter we call a Musky. Some have heard the stories and never seen one in person. But for the ones who have will tell you the pain of throwing huge flies on heavy test is all worth it when the “magic happens”.
Tennessee, USA
$550.00
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