Kenai Peninsula Road Trip Fishing Tours

01/05/2025

Going home the other day and I see this youngster crossing the street. It's been a mild winter so far and the moose population should be doing better than last year. We are expecting snow so that could change things up.

12/28/2024

Last video for now as proof that this white boy can't dance.

08/05/2024

Kenai Peninsula Road Trip Fishing Tours is now taking bookings for the 2025 season. We will NOT be doing any fish guiding trips. We will, however, be doing sightseeing trips all over the Kenai Peninsula. There is also nightly dry cabin, possible tent, and camper rentals on the property. If you are needing a car rental, while you're in the area, we can steer you in the right direction.

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08/03/2024

According to https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=pinksalmon.main, Pink Salmon are smaller than other salmon, live up to 2 years, and researchers have been able to genetically identify odd and even year humpys that return to spawn where they were born.
These 3–5 pounds fish live in the ocean for about a year and half before they return to where they were born to spawn in the summer months. They do not eat on their journey back to spawn, and the males grow humps on their backs, their heads change shape and have large teeth, which they use to fight other males. Once they reach their spawning grounds, the females make their nests with their bodies in gravel bottoms to lay their eggs, and the males go around fertilizing as many nests as they can. Females make more than one nest, covering up the other nests in the process. Groups of nests are called redd. The females stay to protect their nests until they die. The baby pink salmon are born later in the winter or spring and stay under gravel surviving off their yolk sac until they are big enough to return to the ocean.

Expecting a big push of pinks sometime in the next week. Lots of fun for young and old alike. Contact us for gear, transportation, lunch, and even lodging.

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07/28/2024

We've all had it happen at one time or another.

07/25/2024

The fishing is great right now. Lots of sockeye coming in every day on the Kenai, Russian, Kasilof, and Anchor Rivers. Contact us for transportation to and from the airport to your hotel or favorite fishing spot. Need a place to stay? We can help you with that as well. Dry cabin for $75/night. Glamping tents with twin beds or queen size bed for $50/night. Give us a call at 907-571-7060 or 208-724-4065.

07/22/2024

This happens every year. These people could have saved themselves a lot of time, money, and headaches by going fishing with Kenai Peninsula Road Trip Fishing Tours, or using Dot's Deliveries and Destinations to shuttle them to the locations of their choice. Very reasonable rates for both of these services.

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07/19/2024

The sockeye are in! Getting limits of 6 in as little as 45 minutes. Surf fishing has also been good the last couple outings, although we've only caught sharks.

07/12/2024

Best laid plans of mice and men. Wanted to get "a couple" of things done today before heading to the river for some sockeye. Before I knew it, it's 9:30 p.m. and I'm still not done. Tomorrow is another day.

07/11/2024

Trying out the bait cannon this evening. Love this thing. The catch this evening was 8 sharks.

07/07/2024

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07/05/2024

Happy Birthday, Captain Dot!