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LATE-SEASON ALASKA FISHING TRIPS: Last Call For Anglers

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] With summer officially in the rearview mirror, we turn our gaze toward autumn’s peak here on the banks of the beautiful Kenai River. Despite dipping temperatures and changing leaves, there are still several weeks of prime fishing left on the calendar. Yes, the Kenai Peninsula’s dense forestry transforms into a colorful blend of marigold, kelly green, and emerald every autumn. But the main event is our fully-customizable Alaska fishing trips, which target silver salmon, rainbow trout, and a few other thriving species. And the best place in Soldotna, Alaska, to start and finish your day is at Soldotna B&B Lodge and Alaska Fishing Charters.[/vc_column_text][vc_separator type=”transparent” position=”center” up=”2″ down=”0″][blockquote text=”Our experienced, professional Alaska fishing guides will ensure that your well-deserved wilderness getaway is nothing short of flawless.” show_quote_icon=”yes”][vc_separator type=”transparent” position=”center” up=”3″ down=”0″][vc_column_text]
World-Class Alaska Fishing Trips
We offer something genuinely unique here in Soldotna: first-rate hospitality, a convenient location near dozens of restaurants, and, of course, world-class Alaska fishing trips. Today, we’re going to provide you with an in-depth look into the three species that we target in October: silver salmon, rainbow trout, and steelhead trout.
The Feisty Silver Salmon
As the years go by, more and more anglers specifically arrive in September and October to battle fierce, acrobatic Kenai and Kasilof River silver salmon. We offer dozens of customizable Alaska fishing trips here at Soldotna B&B Lodge, and our staff always recommend a late-season silver salmon excursion on the Kenai River. Our top-reviewed Kenai River lodge features 300 feet of private frontage as well as a sizable dock, so most Alaska fishing trips launch from here. But, we cannot blame you if a Kasilof River drift sounds like one heck of a fun time—because it is.
Football-Sized Rainbow Trout
The upper and middle Kenai River’s swarming rainbow trout are so large that we call them “footballs,” as the photo on the right illustrates. You won’t find a more productive fly fishing destination in the world as all of our late-season Alaska fishing adventures return to the lodge with memories (and photos) that will last a lifetime. While Kenai River rainbows typically sit in the two-to-six pound range, anglers often bait, hook, and reel in ten-pounders. In fact, a 13-pounder was caught right outside the fishing lodge as recently as last year. One of the less-talked-about aspects of our late-season Alaska fishing trips is that we occasionally spot wildlife during our journeys, including brown bears, bald eagles, and moose.
Walk-In Steelhead Trout Excursions
Yes, we offer guided drift boat excursions on the Kasilof River that target steelhead trout, but we recommend venturing into the bush en route to a secluded body of water. Some of the most popular mid-October Alaska fishing trips involve several hours of fly fishing at Deep Creek, Ninilchik River, or Anchor River. The DNR does not stock these rivers, so you’ll be reeling in fully-grown, all-natural lunkers. To ensure that they continue to thrive, steelhead fishing is strictly catch-and-release.
Selecting the Best Alaska Fishing Packages
Soldotna B&B Lodge remains one of the premier Alaska fishing lodges on the Kenai Peninsula thanks to our world-class guide services, idyllic location, and warm hospitality. Contrary to popular belief, October is the best time to fish in Alaska as the summer crowds have dispersed, the colors are vibrant, and the fish are always biting! To learn more about Soldotna, AK, the Kenai River, and our Alaska fly fishing trips, please give us a call today at 1-877-262-4779. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

FALL FISHING ADVENTURES: COHO SALMON

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]With Independence Day in the rearview mirror, anglers from across the globe are beginning to plan fall fishing trips to the Kenai Peninsula. The main draw for anglers here at Soldotna B&B Lodge during August, September, and October is feisty coho salmon, the best pound-for-pound battlers in the world-famous Kenai and Kasilof rivers.[/vc_column_text][vc_separator type=”transparent” position=”center” up=”2″ down=”0″][blockquote text=”Not only is our particularly serene slice of Alaskan wilderness located along 300 feet of exclusive Kenai River frontage, but the surrounding mountains transform into a beautiful mixture of marigold, kelly green, and candlelight orange.” show_quote_icon=”yes”][vc_separator type=”transparent” position=”center” up=”3″ down=”0″][vc_column_text]
Autumn in Alaska
The fall fishing season is among our favorite here at Soldotna B&B Lodge primarily because of the plumb coho salmon, colorful foliage, and quiet seclusion. As the temperatures subtly dip and the leaves slowly sway to the Earth, the summer fishing crowds disperse. Despite less boat traffic and fewer anglers at our fall fishing lodge, you’ll still enjoy a friendly, communal atmosphere during your trip. Because the foliage is utterly breathtaking here on the Kenai Peninsula, many anglers combine their fall fishing trip with a canoeing, bear-viewing, or birding excursion.
Coho Fishing
The coho fishing season typically lasts from August 1 through October 31 on both the Kenai and Kasilof River. You simply won’t find larger coho in Alaska than on these two peaceful rivers. Soldotna B&B Lodge is located along the banks of the teal Kenai River, so you’ll always be steps away from an autumn fishing excursion when you stay with us. Typically, our guides utilize four methods to reel in acrobatic coho salmon: back-bouncing, spin-casting, and two different types of back-trolling. Although complex to a beginner, these methods are like riding a bike once you get the hang of it. Don’t be surprised if we cross paths with hungry steelhead or rainbow trout during your mid-day excursion (depending on the location and your arrival date).
All-Inclusive Fall Fishing Packages
Fall fishing trips last anywhere from six to 12 hours, depending on the day. Most anglers choose a convenient Kenai River launch, but we also offer drift boat trips along the nearby Kasilof. Our experienced, professional guides know these waters inside and out, so you’re in good hands! All bait, tackle, filleting, packaging, and freezing is included in every package. We also have complimentary rain gear and hip boots. Don’t forget to browse through our fall fishing packages to find one that perfectly suits your group’s size, style, and budget. If you have any questions, please call us today at 1-877-262-4779. Reminder: We still have limited availability in July. While fishing packages are going fast, there’s still plenty of time to book a well-deserved, spur-of-the-moment fishing trip to Soldotna, Alaska! [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

SUMMERTIME SALTWATER ALASKA FISHING ADVENTURES

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The much-anticipated fishing season is finally upon us here at Soldotna B&B Lodge as we’re beginning to welcome groups of anglers from far and wide to our heavenly slice of the Kenai Peninsula. Most visiting anglers who visit Soldotna, Alaska, have been dreaming about catching a trophy king salmon since they were young, but one of the most overlooked fishing locales in our region is the crisp Pacific Ocean waters near Homer, Alaska. [/vc_column_text][vc_separator type=”transparent” position=”center” up=”2″ down=”0″][blockquote text=”Guests can hop aboard sturdy, state-of-the-art vessels in search of “barn-door” halibut, saltwater kings, rockfish, and many more delicious species. Summertime Alaska fishing adventures near Homer are incredibly tough to beat if you’re hoping to combine natural beauty, wildlife viewing, and, of course, unforgettable battles with the creatures from the deep blue.” show_quote_icon=”yes”][vc_separator type=”transparent” position=”center” up=”3″ down=”0″][vc_column_text] Here’s a quick rundown of what you can expect this summer during your well-deserved, annual Alaska fishing vacation to Soldotna B&B Lodge!
Saltwater Salmon
Many Alaska fishing adventures are geared toward king salmon because of their sheer size. Successfully baiting, hooking, and reeling in a monster king is a feeling unlike any other – it’s a moment that’s often mounted on a wall or framed on a mantle. You don’t have to venture onto the Kenai or Kasilof rivers to battle a king, silver, or pink salmon as they’re teeming inside the sapphire blue waters surrounding Homer. We typically troll for salmon during these oceanic excursions, but we occasionally jig in our favorite honey holes.
“Barn-Door” Halibut
Homer remains “The Halibut Fishing Capital of the World” as thousands of anglers trek to this faraway land to catch some of the largest flatfish in the world. While halibut weighing in over 200 pounds have been documented, we set our sights on those who weigh between 20 and 50 pounds. The halibut in this weight class are not only swarming inside Cook Inlet, but they’re the tastiest of the bunch. Bottom fishing is the method of choice in Cook Inlet, and we’ll be using baited hooks to lure these crafty flatfish.
Rockfish and Black Bass and Lingcod, Oh My!
The ugliest fish in Cook Inlet near Homer are – without a doubt – the tastiest species in the sea. Rockfish can be quite beautiful when they’re small and bright orange, but the whoppers that are teeming in our waters frequently vary in size, color, and shape. You won’t find better table fare than a rockfish hooked inside Cook Inlet. Lingcod, meanwhile, are terrifying to most as their sharp teeth and unique scale patterns make them look like real-life monsters. While black bass are certainly not overly ugly, they’re quite large in comparison to most bass species found across North America.
Mid-Summer Alaska Fishing Adventures
Our riverfront Alaska fishing lodge rests upon a quiet, scenic stretch of the Kenai River within walking distance of Soldotna’s best restaurants. We have the top-ranked Alaska fishing vacations on TripAdvisor, primarily because of our first-rate guiding services, affordable packages, and supreme hospitality. Start planning your mid-summer, all-inclusive Alaska fishing trip to Soldotna B&B Lodge by giving us a call today at 1-907-262-4779. We still have limited availability this summer, especially for those aiming to visit us during the highly-anticipated silver salmon season! [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

THE WINTER WONDERFUL PACKAGE IN SOLDOTNA, ALASKA

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With the holiday season upon us, it’s time to start planning a much-needed wintertime escape to Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula. The salmon fishing season on the Kasilof and Kenai rivers has sadly wrapped up until next May, but Soldotna B&B Lodge still offers the best adventure packages in Soldotna, Alaska. While we’re best known for our premier fishing charters, visitors can spend each afternoon dog sledding, ice fishing, and snowmobiling in Alaska with the Winter Wonderland package. Each package includes four nights of lodging, eight meals, and three guided adventures, starting under $900 per person based on double occupancy. Keep reading to learn more about our guided wintertime adventures.

Dog Sledding in Alaska

Soldotna B&B Lodge collaborates with two of the best dog sledding companies on the Last Frontier to provide once-in-a-lifetime tours into the breathtaking Alaskan wilderness. Our most popular half-day dog sled tour can be experienced at Godwin Glacier. You’ll start the journey with a ten-minute helicopter ride to a nearby dog camp. You’ll get to witness nearly every crevice of the glacier, which features some of the freshest powder in the region. Every rider will have the opportunity to snuggle with beautiful Huskies before returning to the lodge. You can also spend an afternoon dog sledding with members of the Iditarod-winning Seavey family. The Seavey’s provide premier dog sledding tours, engrossing real-life stories, and fun with the Huskies. Soldotna B&B Lodge collaborates with two of the best dog sledding companies on the Last Frontier to provide once-in-a-lifetime tours into the breathtaking Alaskan wilderness. Our most popular half-day dog sled tour can be experienced at Godwin Glacier. You’ll start the journey with a ten-minute helicopter ride to a nearby dog camp. You’ll get to witness nearly every crevice of the glacier, which features some of the freshest powder in the region. Every rider will have the opportunity to snuggle with beautiful Huskies before returning to the lodge. You can also spend an afternoon dog sledding with members of the Iditarod-winning Seavey family. The Seavey’s provide premier dog sledding tours, engrossing real-life stories, and fun with the Huskies.

Ice Fishing in Alaska

Soldotna B&B Lodge is one of the only Alaska fishing lodges that remain open 12 months a year. It’s tough to find a riverside resort that offers guided half-day ice fishing charters on the Kenai Peninsula. We’re not going to disclose where our ice fishing expeditions take place because our anglers deserve privacy and tranquility, but there are dozens of premier nearby lakes that are brimming with lake trout and Dolly Varden. A professional, experienced guide leads each ice fishing tour. All fishing licenses, bait, tackle, and gear is provided upon arrival.

Snowmobiling in Alaska

No other snowmobile location on Earth can match the Kenai Peninsula’s serene, pristine wilderness. We rarely see another rider during our half-day snowmobile tours here at Soldotna B&B Lodge. Many trips stumble upon bald eagles, moose, Dall sheep, mountain goats, and, occasionally, a pack of elusive wolves. Lunch will be provided during your journey.

Hotels in Soldotna, Alaska

Start each day with a hearty, hot breakfast here at Soldotna B&B Lodge before dog sledding, ice fishing, and snowmobiling in Alaska. The Winter Wonderland package, which is available January through March, includes a welcome gift upon arrival. Pack light because all necessary gear is available for each adventure. We provide the personal touch of a charming bed and breakfast, the convenience of a four-star hotel, and the all-inclusive fishing packages of a world-class Alaska fishing lodge. Give us a call 1-877-262-4779 to learn more about the Winter Wonderland package.

FISH TO CATCH THIS FALL ON THE KENAI RIVER

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Fall’s peak is nearly here on the Kenai River in southcentral Alaska. Over the next handful of weeks, the river bend will transform from forest green to a meld of crimson, marigold, and amber. Soldotna Bed & Breakfast Lodge, home to premier Alaska fishing charters, is steps away from the rushing Kenai River, which is teeming with delicious salmon and beautiful trout. Eager anglers from all across the globe travel each year to the Kenai Peninsula for genuinely once-in-a-lifetime fishing expeditions. Soldotna is equally a world-class fishing lodge and a charming, riverside bed and breakfast. Start a brand new yearly fishing tradition by journeying to the salmon fishing capital of the world!

Silver Salmon

Get ready for the fight of your fishing life, because Alaskan silver salmon are large, feisty, and clever. When you choose the Soldotna Bed & Breakfast Lodge, you’re only steps from one of our Alaska fishing charters. The silver season lasts from mid-August through October. Silvers are widely known to locals as “the fall prince of salmon” because unlike kings, pinks, and sockeyes, they return to the Kenai and Kasilof River in the late summer to spawn.

Rainbow Trout

The Kenai River has some of the best rainbow trout fly fishing in the world. Locals call trophy rainbows “footballs” because of their unique shape. These beautiful critters usually weigh in around four pounds, but our guests have hooked 20-pounders. We also occasionally reel in 10-plus pound rainbows from our 300-foot private river frontage.

Steelhead

One of the unsurpassed Alaska fishing charters on the Kenai Peninsula is our fall steelhead tour on the nearby Kasilof River. Hop aboard a guided drift boat charter for an afternoon of native steelhead fishing. The steelheads in this region are entirely native to Alaska, which is extremely rare. This glacial-fed river is a bait-and-lure fishery because it’s quite silty.

Halibut

Halibut season seemingly never ends on the Kenai Peninsula. Our lucky guests reel in these 50-pound behemoths from opener through the end of the September near the quaint village of Homer, the “halibut fishing capital of the world.” While unlikely, some “barn door” halibut weigh hundreds of pounds, but the smaller 20 pounders are much tastier!

Alaska Fishing Charters

Anglers from all across the globe stay at the Soldotna Bed & Breakfast Lodge. They visit for the world-class fishing, but they fall in love with our charming river view guest rooms, hearty breakfasts, and scenic natural beauty. No other Alaska fishing charters in the Kenai and Soldotna area can match our caring service, experienced guides, and year-round activities!

RIVER, SEA, AND AIR!

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When you stay with us at Soldotna B&B and Lodge, one of the most beautiful Kenai River fishing lodges. We offer an assortment of rates and packages. As spring turns into summer, we would like to feature our river, sea and air package.

What Is Included in This Package?

It’s a six-nights-stay that includes breakfast every morning and lunches for every activities day. Your schedule will be filled with hours of fishing! You will experience eight to eleven hour-days of fishing. An experienced guide will accompany you, and you will have a tackle, bait, and gear for charters. When you come back on-site, you will have access to all cleaning, commercial vacuum packing and freezing of your catch. Each guest also receives two fish shipping boxes and complimentary use of rain gear and hip boots for charters if needed.

Where’s the Fish?

Kenai River fishing is known worldwide for its abundance of fish and the enormous sizes they can grow. Though fish in the Kasilof River is somewhat smaller, they are still very abundant. It is an all-around quieter experience, as there are fewer people so you can fish peacefully. The Kenai and Kasilof Rivers have four out of the five species of Pacific Salmon that return to spawn each season in Alaska, as well as rainbow trout, Dolly-Varden, and Steelhead. Peak times for Rainbows and Dollies are the last two weeks of June and mid-August through October. The Kenai and Kasilof River both offer Alaskan trophy catches for you to bring home.

The Lower Kenai

The lower Kenai River can get quite busy during peak season, and power boats are allowed on that section of the river. If you would rather avoid the commotion, you can always fish along the beautiful Kasilof River. When you go trophy rainbow trout and, or Salmon fishing, you will also be able to take part in a wildlife tour in the middle of the Kenai River. Experience Halibut and Salmon fishing out of our Homer! We also offer a float plane fly-out for fishing and, or bear watching including a spectacular picturesque glacier fly-over. Why wouldn’t you stay with us at Soldotna’s, for a once-in-a-life stay in one of the best Kenai River fishing lodges!

NOT YOUR TYPICAL SPRING BREAK

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Spring break season is in full swing once March rolls around. Many will be packing swimwear and heading down to tropical sunny spots and beaches consumed by crowds. Rather than pushing your way through the shoulder to shoulder crowds and baking in the sun, take your trip north to Alaska. Our Soldotna fishing charters are at the ready to give you an exceptional spring break experience. 

Change It Up

Not everyone is about the large crowds, loud music, and partying all week. Sometimes the best getaways are a calm day out on the water. Surround yourself with the Alaskan wilderness and cast a line. Reel in some incredible catches while enjoying the lapping water under your boat. Unlike the beaches in places like Florida and Cancun, you will have plenty of elbow room and not need to worry about rowdy college kids scaring all the fish away. 

Better Than Palms

Though palm trees and ocean breezes are what most think of when they bring up spring break, the panoramas in Alaska are nothing short of breathtaking. Find yourself surrounded by beautiful mountain views, incredible bodies of water, and local wildlife that will leave you in awe. From towering moose to all of the incredible varieties of fish you have the change to pull in. There is an endless beauty when you head out on our Soldotna fishing charters. 

An Unforgettable Experience

By spending your spring break in Alaska with Soldotna Bed and Breakfast Lodge, you will be stepping out of the status quo and into something extra special. This will be a trip you will never forget. Catch monster fish, experience all of Alaska’s wonders, and relax for a bit of time away from the hustle and bustle of life. Call us at 1-877-262-4779 or visit our website to start planning your best spring break adventure yet!

COUPLES THAT FISH TOGETHER, STAY TOGETHER

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In current times, there are a lot of things in life going on to the point it seems impossible to spend quality time with the one you love. Everyone has work, school, kids programs, book club, and everything in between. Surprise your love with something that will be sure to bring you closer again. Soldotna Bed and Breakfast Lodge invites you to their fishing lodge Alaska for an unforgettable trip out with your better half. 

Quality Time

Spending time together is an essential factor in any relationship. A fun fishing trip out on the Alaskan waters is a perfect way to spend some time away from the hectic happenings of life at home. Grab your fishing gear, take your honey by the hand, and head out to Soldotna for an epic adventure together. Cast some lines and enjoy an Alaskan fishing excursion together. 

A Little Friendly Competition

Sometimes a little competition with your better half keeps things interesting. With participating in a sport like fishing, you can place your “bets” and see who can reel in the best catch. There are multiple kinds of fish you could pull up from the waves. Make a fun scavenger hunt with things like each fish, different Alaskan wildlife, the heaviest catch, and other fun ideas on a list. See who can cross the most off and who ends up with the best catch. 

Make Memories

When the two of you are out and exploring with your guide, snap some fun pictures of your excursion. Once you return home, you can then take those photos and add them into a memory book. Then you can take it out and look back on all the fun you had at our fishing lodge Alaska. You can even leave room to add more adventures to your book and begin a new tradition! 

Visit Soldotna Bed and Breakfast Lodge for an incredible fishing trip for two. After all, couples who fish together, stay together. That is our theory anyway! Give us a call and let us help you set up an unforgettable outing for you and your love.

PLANNING YOUR ALASKA FISHING ADVENTURE

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An Alaska fishing vacation can be an epic adventure, but if you are not prepared, it could end in disaster. Alaska’s wilderness is always changing and can be very challenging terrain. Nobody wants to be in the Alaskan wilderness without the essentials and end up uncomfortable or in a potentially dangerous situation. Here are tips to help you have the best experience possible and keep you a happy angler on your visit to an Alaska fishing lodge.

Getting a Guide

When visiting Alaska, the vast landscapes and breathtaking views are an incredible sight, but don’t let it fool you. Alaska’s wilderness is an unpredictable place. This is why guides are essential for a successful trip. At Soldotna Bed and Breakfast Lodge, experienced guides are ready to take you out and get you to the best spots for an outstanding adventure. It is better to be out in the elements with someone who lives in them daily. They are trained and seasoned to the unpredictability of Alaska, so they know how to help you with all you need. Guides can also help you find the spots with prime fishing and give you tips on the most effective techniques to catch the local fish.

Gear Must-Haves

Having the gear you need can be crucial. You will always need the essentials and maybe a few spare sets of socks, but here is an Alaska fishing gear list with some important things to put in your suitcase. 

  • Waterproof bags for laundry and anything you don’t want wet.
  • Polarized sunglasses.
  • Sunscreen.
  • Warm clothing (layers will be your best friend).
  • Rain gear and waterproof outerwear.
  • High-quality chest waders.
  • Fishing vest (optional).
  • Fingerless gloves and warm hat.
  • Properly-fitted waterproof boots.

These are essentials that should be packed along with typical items for trips, such as your regular hygienic products, lounge clothing, and so forth.

Don’t Leave These Behind

Items that you do not want to leave behind are your ticket, fishing license, and wallet with both cash and your cards. All of these items should be the first things packed in waterproof bags that you keep on you as to not lose it. In Alaska, fishing licenses are required for sports fishing, and you will need to purchase a King Salmon stamp to be eligible to fish for King Salmon. Both of these are available at the lodge.

If you have all of these items and you are ready to head out for some fantastic fishing. Soldotna Bed And Breakfast Lodge is a great place to find professional guides and spectacular lodging. You will be transported to the best fishing in Alaska for those monster catches you have been waiting for. So get your checklist ready and start packing, because your Alaska fishing lodge and epic fishing vacation is waiting for you.

REEL IN YOUR BEST CATCH

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Alaska is known for its vast landscapes and beautiful waters with some of the best fishing in the world. It is a popular bucket list item to take a fishing trip to Alaska and experience it first hand. If you are finally able to make the journey you have been waiting for, Soldotna Bed and Breakfast Lodge is the perfect place to go. With Soldotna fishing charters, experienced professional guides, and spectacular lodging you will be sure to have an unforgettable fishing adventure.

What’s in the Water

Alaska has exquisite wildlife and panoramic views that will take your breath away, but the true stars are the fish. Alaskan waters hold some of the best trophy fish and challenging catches out there. Fishers can catch several types of fish including but not limited to King Salmon, Sockeye Salmon, Silver Salmon, Red Salmon, Pink Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Northern Pike, and Steelhead Trout. The waters are full of monsters just waiting for you to reel them in.

Seasons for Everything

The fish are always swimming, but there are certain seasons that fish are more plentiful and more likely to bite. The primary fishing season runs from May to October with the peak season for finding the broadest variety of fish being the end of July and early August. In the spring and summer months you can go out with Soldotna fishing charters for some offshore fishing, have a guide take you out fly fishing, or fly out to get close and personal with the secluded wilderness. In the winter months, when the waters freeze over, you can head out for some ice fishing.

Guides to Get You There

Though Alaska is full of beautiful picturesque scenery and postcard-worthy panoramas, it is equally as dangerous. This makes it essential to have a professional guide that is seasoned to the ever-unpredictable wild that is Alaska. Guides can get you where you need to go safely and know where the best fishing spots are. So that you successfully catch those monsters, fishing guides can give you tips on techniques and tricks. They are an essential part of a trip, no matter what experience level you are when fishing in the Alaskan wilderness.

Your Alaska fishing adventure is waiting for you. You can find all of the information you need and packages for your dream trip on Soldotna Bed and Breakfast Lodge’s website. Start planning your trip and get out to Alaska Fishing Charters to bring in your best catch with the experience of a lifetime.