
Kenai River Fishing |
We’ll take you out on the world-famous Kenai to catch the mighty Alaskan King Salmon. |
Cook Inlet Fishing |
The year round fishing spot. Have a memorable day catching your delicious halibut. |
Fly Out Fishing |
Explore where roads don’t go and find some of the world’s best fly fishing locations. |
Bear Viewing |
Experience the excitement of viewing brown bears and black bears in their natural habitat. |
Kasilof River King Salmon |
See what it’s like when you land a Kasilof King Salmon on the end of your line! Incredible! |
Alaska Halibut |
Cook Inlet halibut average from 20 to 50 pounds. They’re fun to catch and even better to eat. |
Kenai River Rainbow Trout |
Catch and release a massive Rainbow Trout in the fall after they’ve gorged on Salmon eggs. |
Kenai River Sockeye Salmon |
Otherwise known as Red Salmon, Sockeye are some of the hardest fighting fish, but well worth the fight. |
Kenai River Silver Salmon |
One of Alaska’s greatest sport fish, Silver Salmon are acrobatic fighters so be ready for some fun. |
Nushagak River King Salmon |
The Nushagak River has the biggest King run in Alaska with over 100,000 King Salmon! |
Cook Inlet Ling Cod |
They’re not the prettiest fish to look at, but they are enjoyable to eat and fun to catch. |
Kenai River King Salmon |
World famous for 60+ lbs King Salmon, fishing the Kenai River is a once in a lifetime treat. |
I just want to thank Eric and Kasey for making my trip to Alaska a dream come true. They worked hard on the water to put us on fish day after day. Everything was top notch from helping us plan our trip to filleting our catch at the end of the day. Thanks, We'll be back!
Steve Rubio, Washington
An avid fisherman and hunter, Eric came to Alaska 15 years ago and has never left since. Fishing for King Salmon on the Kenai River is his life calling!
Ryan Rosenbaum began fishing the Kenai river in 2003. He became fast friends with Eric during the summer while swapping fishing stories over a campfire and good food. While home-base for Ryan and his family is in Lewiston ID he still loves coming up in the summers to fish the Kenai with Eric. Each summer he and his wife LaChelle bring their two daughters, Kaylee and Katelynn, up to Alaska for another season full of fishing, family and fun. When Ryan isn’t fishing on the Kenai, you can find him fishing or hunting somewhere in Alaska, Washington, Idaho, Oregon or Wyoming. In 2005 he continued to pursue his passion and began guiding full time for Hells Canyon Sport Fishing for the reminder of the year. Though Ryan’s ‘home’ rivers may be in ID and WA it all began on the Kenai. Given the nature of guiding year round, no matter the river or conditions you can be assured that when fishing with Ryan your in good hands!
Growing up in Fort Collins, Colorado, Matt’s love for the outdoors was instantaneous. He spent nearly every waking moment in the mountains whether it be fishing, hunting or building houses with his family. Years ago, an immediate friendship formed the moment Eric and Matt met, and you can say it was a match made in heaven. Together, they can do it all – fishing, hunting and building custom homes all the way from Nebraska to Alaska!
The ol’ apple didn’t fall too far from the tree with this one! Just like her dad, Matt, Kyndall loves fishing and anything related to the great outdoors. Born and raised in Lincoln, NE, she finally fulfilled her lifelong dream of visiting Alaska to initially nanny for Eric and his daughters, Avery and Zoey. It didn’t take long for her to realize that her happy place was on the river when Eric would take Kyndall and his daughters out fishing. Shortly after, Eric gave her the nickname “The Sockeye Ninja”. Don’t let her size fool you…from sockeyes to kings, Kyndall can catch ‘em all!
10 days after graduating High School in 2013 Sierra packed her bags and headed to Alaska. Earlier that year Sierra had received a call from Eric, her cousin, asking if she would want to come up and nanny for him during the fishing season. Always one up for an adventure and challenge Sierra accepted. Looking forward to a summer with the Loomis family and meeting Avery (2 1/2 yrs.) and Zoey (6 months) for the first time. Before even setting foot in the great state she knew she loved it. That summer only reaffirmed this with each adventure she had and every moment she spent fishing with family. Come August she was reluctant to leave but eager to begin college. She earned her Bachelor’s of Science in Biology and a Minor in Chemistry from Whitworth University, while being a full time varsity athlete for the Pirates Track and Field team. When summer rolled around each year she found herself back in Alaska on the Kenai river, experiencing its bounty and beauty with the Loomis family. Since graduating she has been able to moose hunt with Eric during the fall and spend more time fishing the summers.
It all started in 2000 when Eric visited Alaska for the first time. While there, he fished the Kenai and Kasilof River for King Salmon, and the Russian River for sockeye. He also went on a fly-out trip to Wolverine Creek. This was back when they let you get out on the bank with all the bears!
When it was all said and done he decided Alaska was the place for him. So he went home, sold nearly everything he owned, packed what was left and drove up to begin his life as a Kenai River Guide. He’s never looked back!
After years of experience guiding anglers on the Kenai Peninsula, we’ve learned how to make your visit to Alaska as memorable as Eric’s trip all those years ago.
Here’s how we do it:
We’ll tell it to you straight. If the fishing is no good when you’re planning to visit, we’ll tell you. We’d rather have informed and happy clients versus seats filled in our boats. I guess you’d say we’re honest.
We have your best interest in mind – not ours. We take pride in making sure you catch the fish you traveled thousands of miles to catch. It’s not about money, it’s about being the best Kenai River fishing guide period. Yes, some of our trips start really early but we would rather get you out on the river and get a fish on your hook, than be the boat that doesn’t. 10% of the guides catch 90% of the fish. Be informed. Call us. Even if you don’t book with us, we’re still happy to help!