9 days 8 nights

THE EXPERIENCE

On a 100 mile fly out fly fishing float trip you can expect to see a lot of river. The topography and scenery changes daily throughout the float. The wildlife is abundant! Fish, moose, bou,  bears, eagles, ermines, otters, lynx, wolverines, the list goes on! The number of guests is 6 with 3 guides to accommodate gear. 2:1 angler to guide ratio per boat. Throughout the week you will get a chance to explore multiple different fly fishing techniques and tactics.  These trips check all the boxes if you are looking for a memorable experience. 

THE FISHING

All of these rivers have good native leopardy rainbows, dollies, and grayling. Salmon will be in the mix of things depending on the month, species, and river.  We like fishing 9' 6-7wts because these fish are strong and make hard runs toward structures that you need to wrestle them out of. We are usually fishing 0X unless the conditions call for something smaller. If we have a chance at catch and release Kings we will want something heavier like a 8-10wt. The other salmon species are fun on an 8wt and can pull with some serious horsepower. We will also have a couple of specialty rods that are fun to use around camp. 

CAMPING

Provided

80L submersible duffel, tent, sleeping pad, camp chair

Everything except a sleeping bag is provided to you. We give you an 80L Patagonia Guidewater duffel submersible duffel that you will transfer your suitcase into for the trip. We recommend bringing between a 15-30 degree packable sleeping bag that will fit in your duffel along with our provided Therm-a-rest LuxuryMap sleeping pad that is to fit in your duffel with your personal clothes and belongings. 

FOOD

WE MAKE SOME AMAZING MEALS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BUSH!

All meals will be provided each day. We will be having some tastey grub.  Snacks will be provided but if you need more than that there will be some room in a lockable dry box for some personal snacks. We are in bear country after all.. 

Any allergies or dietary restrictions will be accounted for. 

COST

Weather

The weather in Alaska is unpredictable. We can experience 90s or 40s with rain depending on the week. One of the most concerning things about the weather is being able to travel to and from the river safely. There is always a chance with these trips that we will be delayed to get in or our flights to get out will be delayed possibly for days. We bring extra provisions in the rare event our ride can’t pick us up as scheduled. 

WHAT TO BRING?

Everything must fit in your bag including your provided sleeping pad, and personal sleeping bag. (80L Guide Water Duffel) except your boots, waders, and rain jacket. 

Rain Jacket 

Waders

Wading boots (no felt, no studs)

Polarized Sunglasses

Pocket knife/Leatherman

Lighter

Hat

Beanie

Bug Spray 

Sunscreen

Camp shoes/sandal

Fly rods (we fish the best rods in the game, up to you if you want to bring your own)

Terminal tackle (nippers, forceps, tippet, the self sufficeient set up)

Water bottle

Personal Water Filter

Sun Hoodie

Toiletries

30+ Degree sleeping bag

Layer clothing

Camera

Socks

Lightweight jacket/puff

7 Day Fishing license 

Camera

Personal charger/power bank

Party favors

DISCLAIMERS

These trips are super comfortable and well thought out but are not a week at a lodge. They are physically demanding and as the client you will need to be mobile. There obstacles that will require you to get in and out of the boat, lift +25lbs, stand for long periods, and bend a lot of rods. 

Deposits are non refunadable. Flights are in high demand during the summer months and need to be booked months in advance.