What is included?

Personal service from a fully coast guard licensed fishing guidewith over 20 years of experience fishing on Cook Inlet.
Each 30 foot vessel features a fully enclosed cabin with a marine head (restroom), well-maintained equipment and state-of-the art electronics,
tackle and gear including Shimano 2-speed reels to maximize your fishing effort as well as free fish cleaning and filleting.

How do I get my fish home?

Your fish are cleaned and filleted free of charge.
We can arrange for your fish to be vacuumed packed and frozen to take with you on your flight home.
You may take up to 50 pounds per box of fish with you as checked luggage, but verify your airline's rules.
We can also arrange for custom processing of your fish.

What about a fishing license?

Your fishing license is not included in the price. Here is the link to find out more information.
You can even buy your fishing license on line. Click here for more information Alaska Fish and Game

Is my hotel or lodging included in the price?

Yes, if you have a confirmed package booked with us. If you don't have a pacakge with us, we would be pleased to arrange lodging for you in a cabin, lodge, or a Bed & Breakfast near us. In selecting accommodations for you, your comfort, quality of service, and scenic surroundings come first with us.

What time do we leave to go fishing?

The time depends on the tides as well as the type of trip you book. We optimize your fishing excursion by timing our trips around the prime fishing time. Our departure times, sometimes early morning or sometimes late afternoon, are always centered around the best time.

How do I get to the boat?

We meet you at the beach. Either Deep Creek or Anchor Point, it depends on where the fish are! Deep Creek Beach is located at mile 137.3 of the Sterling Highway near Ninilchik. Anchor Point launch site can be found at the end of Anchor River Beach Road which is at mile 156.9 of the Sterling Highway.

Where is Ninilchik?

Centrally located on the Kenai Peninsula, Ninilchik is a beautiful 180 mile drive south of Anchorage. Ninilchik extends north and south along the Sterling Highway from mile markers 134 to 138.

What should I bring?

Spring and summer temperatures range from 40 degree mornings to 70 degree afternoons with occasional rain showers. Be prepared to dress warmly - heavy coat, sweater, hiking boots (or other sturdy footwear),and don't forget the raingear. All fishing tackle and bait are provided. Alaska sport fishing licenses and king salmon stamps are available through many local stores and tackle shops, but see the link above to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
And don't forget your Camera!

Do you serve food on the Boat?

No. You may want to bring lunch or snacks on the boat, we often leave early.
Many clients have found it nice to bring a thermos of hot coffee or other hot beverage.
Just don't bring banana's!

* Reservation requires 50% deposit. Balance due no later than day of trip.
To receive refund, cancellation must be confirmed 21 days prior to trip.
Lodgingrates subject to availability.
Prices subject to 3% Kenai Borough sales tax

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