July 2 to 9 ~ Eight days / Seven nights July 12 to 19 ~ Eight days / Seven nights July 24 to 31 ~ Eight days / Seven nights August 21 to 27 ~ Seven days / Six nights August 29 to September 5 ~ Eight days / Seven nights September 8 to 15 ~ Eight days / Seven nights Note: The Kanektok River dates are the same every year. The 95 mile long Kanektok or “Chosen” River is one of Alaska's premier float fishing destinations. Like many an angler you have likely spent hours pouring over all the available literature about these fabled waters. Most often, this endeavor results in imagining beautifully spotted leopard rainbow trout or powerful Pacific salmon "dancing" on the end of your line. Alaska Rainbow Adventures can help facilitate this piscatorial dream with one of our comfortable deluxe Alaska float trips on this true wilderness waterway, and you can experience some of the best sport fishing in the world! The Kanektok is small enough to wade effectively and do some exciting sight fishing but large enough to float down comfortably. July offers the most variety of species being available, with King, Chum, Sockeye, and Pink Salmon in river with the later available during even years. August and September are prime times for Silver or Coho salmon fishing, combine all the different Pacific salmon with the heavily spotted Leopard Rainbow trout, Arctic Grayling, Arctic Char, Lake Trout, and sea-run Dolly Varden, and you have nine fish species in one river. Imagine being part of a small group floating down a wild river with unlimited fishing! The special use permit awarded to Alaska Rainbow Adventures allows us to offer float trips during the Kanektok river's prime fishing dates. See our schedule above! Let us take care of you. Sit back and enjoy safari-style camping and a menu that is the pride of the wilderness. After a good night's sleep on a comfortable cot, wake up to a hearty breakfast and another day of great fishing with experienced guides who have what it takes to make this trip special and is in part that which keeps our repeat customer base of anglers returning year after year. We encourage our guests to respect the regions natural heritage it's resources, and residents. We designed our trips to do just that. We strive to provide our guests with back-country adventures that are minimal in environmental impact, educational, and enjoyable. We utilize one guide for every two anglers while floating the river in custom-built rafts, each equipped with custom frames with front and rear seating. The group will settle into different campsites each night, and each stop will provide quality fishing opportunities.
Bristol Bay Borough, AK, USA
$6,995.00
The mountain walk and wade is $750/day for two anglers. The mountain walk and wade will take between 8 and 14 hours (includes driving time) depending on the location chosen. This includes, fly rods and flies, lunch and snacks, non-alcoholic refreshments, casting instruction, gear discussion, knots used, reading the water, how to fight a fish on a fly rod, safe wading techniques, you will also be introduced to different fly fishing techniques.
Alberta, Canada
$750.00
Saltwater fly fishing at its finest! The famed Lower Laguna Madre, a Maverick HPX Tunnel hull skiff for up to 2 anglers and the largest area of contiguous saltwater flats in the world. We can fish back water mangrove lakes, grass flats or miles and miles of pristine sand flats for Redfish, Trophy Speckled Trout, Snook and other inshore species. All equipment and flies provided. Experienced anglers often bring their own. 6-9 wt. rods with tapered floating lines fit the bill for sightcasting on our flats. Practice double haul casting in a breeze for distance before you come as well as quick shots at point blank range. Wade fishing is also an option depending on conditions, how the fish are set up, etc.
South Padre Island, TX / Lower Laguna Madre
$600.00
Fly Fishing and/or Light Tackle Experience. That first light bite during the warmer months can yield the best results and get you back for lunch! Top water Giant Jack Crevalle, Redfish, and Sea Trout! Potentail Cobia Late April and May!
Hilton Head, SC
$495.00
Cumberland River, Kentucky
Grayling, Michigan
Bristol, Tennessee
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