Overnight Fish & Float Trips  

       All prices are per person, based on a 2 person minimum.
       Prices include flights to and from fishing destinations.
       We supply rafts, tents, food, spinning rods, flies, tackle.

  Deshka River & Moose Creek Trips

       3 days/2 nights $1200- includes fly-in and fly-out on floatplane.
       7 days/6 nights $2500- includes fly-out on floatplane.

May 15th-July 13th-
King Salmon, rainbow trout, cutthroat trout, grayling, pike, and Dolly Varden.
July 13th-Sept 15th-
Silver, Pink, and Chum Salmon, pike, rainbow trout, grayling, Dolly Varden.

This is a Class I float for 22-58 miles with excellent fishing throughout.

  Chulitna River

       3 days/2 nights $900- drive to put-in and take out.

July 1st- Nov 15th-
Awesome fly fishing for rainbows and grayling.

The Chulitna begins as a swift, but clear mountain stream with phenomenal fly fishing for grayling and rainbows. In the fall, the lower stretches of the river become clear as the glaciers stop melting. This is where we float in October and November.

  Clear Creek

       5 days/4 nights $2000- includes helicopter to put-in spot.

June 15th- July 13th-
King salmon, rainbow trout, grayling, and Dolly Varden
July 14th- Sept 15th-
Silver, pink, and chum salmon, rainbows, grayling, Dolly Varden

This is a very remote and wild river with lots of wildlife and incredible scenery throughout. I won’t even mention how good the fishing is, it’s just that good.

  Lake Creek

       7 days/6 nights $2800- a fly-in and fly-out on a floatplane.

June 15th- July 13th-
King Salmon, rainbow trout, grayling, & Dolly Varden.
July 14th- Sept 15th-
Silver, red, pink, and chum salmon, rainbows, grayling, and Dolly Varden.

Lake Creek is a beautiful 54 mile stretch of river that offers unbelievable fishing and some nice whitewater stretches through the canyon.

  Talkeetna & Susitna Rivers

       3-7 day trips $300 per day.

Oct 1st- Nov 15th-
Rainbows, grayling, and Dolly Varden.

These rivers clear up in the fall when the glaciers stop melting. This is when all of the trout and grayling move out of the smaller streams that begin freezing and into the deeper pools of the Talkeetna and Susitna Rivers. Cold weather fishing at its best, we provide wall tents with wood stoves for shelter from the elements.