The Anchor River, Deep Creek and Ninilchik River share the honor for the oldest and most traditional King Salmon fishery on the Kenai Peninsula.

About

Stream Fishing on the lower Kenai Peninsula, and Homer Alaska! - Anchor River - Ninilchik River - Kasilof River - Deep Creek

Tyler is the fishing guide and business owner. He's a family man who loves the Alaskan wilderness. He has been exploring the lower Kenai Peninsula rivers since 2005, making him very experienced with the area and the fish. Tyler has a fun personality, making it easy to connect with clients. The trip will give you stories to tell for years to come!

Species

May - July 17th: - King Salmon July - Aug 5th: - Pink Salmon, Dolly, Reds, Chums Aug - Sept 10th: - Silver Salmon, Dolly, Steelhead Trout

The fish will be bled and cleaned. Nearby fish processing facilities can cut, package, freeze and ship your catch, if so desired. Coal Point Seafood Company on the Homer Spit can take care of all your processing needs.

What to Bring

Warm clothes in layers, including extra warm socks, raincoat, a sack meal or snacks, an Alaska sport fishing license and King Stamp, if fishing for King Salmon.

A fishing license and King Salmon stamp can be obtained at several locations in Homer, or online at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game website.