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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]

VIBRANT ALASKA FALL FOLIAGE NEAR SOLDOTNA B&B

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]As we say “goodbye” to yet another glorious summer here at Soldotna B&B Lodge, hundreds of “leaf peepers” and autumn fishing enthusiasts flock to our particularly beautiful stretch of the Kenai River. The Kenai Peninsula is known for its world-class salmon fishing, breathtaking bear adventures, and awe-inspiring glaciers, but don’t overlook the endless birding, canoeing, and hiking possibilities near our top-rated Alaska fishing lodge. [/vc_column_text][vc_separator type=”transparent” position=”center” up=”2″ down=”0″][blockquote text=”There are several exciting, or perhaps relaxing ways to discover our region’s most vibrant Alaska fall foliage, which is why we offer over a dozen unique packages that cater to travelers of all kinds.” show_quote_icon=”yes”][vc_separator type=”transparent” position=”center” up=”3″ down=”0″][vc_column_text]
Visiting Alaska in September
There are countless crowd-pleasing things to do in Alaska in September, but the best ways to observe Soldotna’s vivid foliage is by embarking on a fishing, canoeing, or birding excursion led by a licensed, professional guide. Every autumn, the Kenai Peninsula’s lush forestry transforms into a gorgeous blend of marigold, kelly green, and amber—even in our peaceful backyard!
Fall Fishing
Yes, Soldotna B&B Lodge rests alongside the teal Kenai River, but you might as well obtain a bird’s-eye view of this brilliant land from inside a float plan en route to a tranquil locale. Wolverine Creek and Crescent Lake are two of the most desirable fly-out fishing destinations in the world. The quintessential Alaska fall foliage that wholly encloses these bodies of water is exceptionally bright during autumn’s peak. All of our extensive, fully-customizable packages can also include several days on the world-famous Kenai River and the vastly underrated Kasilof River. Feisty silver salmon and trophy rainbow trout are two of the most common targets during September and October. The Kasilof River, in particular, welcomes thousands upon thousands of steelhead trout in the fall.
Canoeing
Clever travelers who prefer the tranquility of this region’s backcountry typically explore the Kenai Peninsula’s interconnected canoe trails, particularly Swan Lake and Swanson River. These two hidden gems have been traversed on several occasions by your hosts, Steven and Monika, so feel free to ask about the best routes, wildlife hotspots, and picnic locales upon arrival. Both of these navigable canoe trails feature everything you’re hoping to find and so much more: snow-capped mountains, crystal-clear water, serene wildlife, and, of course, vibrant Alaska fall foliage.
Birding
Birding (or “birdwatching”) is a fast-growing activity among outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers across North America, but we’ve been observing the nation’s rarest birds long before it became popularized. And luckily for you, we’ve pieced together two multi-day birding packages where you’ll likely spot more than 60 colorful birds. There’s no denying the awe-striking beauty of bald eagles, puffins, and owls, but there’s just something moving about spotting an endangered species in the wild. Oh, and each mid-day trek will include hours of colorful Alaska fall foliage.
Top-Rated Hotels in Soldotna, Alaska
Unlike most Alaska fishing lodges, Soldotna B&B Lodge is within walking distance of restaurants, shops, coffee, and even a brewery. And yet, our secluded, wooded location along the turquoise Kenai River provides a classic wilderness atmosphere. Don’t forget to research what to wear in Alaska in September as temperatures can fluctuate on a daily basis. We still have limited availability in September and October. To book a well-deserved escape to the Kenai Peninsula, please call us today at 1-877-262-4779. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

FAMILY-FRIENDLY ALASKA FISHING VACATIONS AT SOLDOTNA B&B

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It might not seem like it at the moment, but we’re quickly approaching the upcoming spring fishing season here at Soldotna B&B Lodge, the premier family-friendly Alaska fishing lodge. We’re conveniently located on the world-famous Kenai River in the heart of Soldotna, giving us ideal access to some of the best salmon fishing in North America. But, of course, we’re also a short trip from the vast Cook Inlet, home to seemingly endless halibut and freshwater king salmon adventures. Our family-owned business was built upon providing families of all sizes with exciting, beautiful, and safe Alaska fishing trips. Our professional guides are experienced, patient, and charismatic – your entire family will be treated like royalty!

A Springtime Alaska Fishing Trip

There’s arguably no better fishing season than mid-to-late spring when the first king salmon run arrives in the turquoise Kenai River. We’re obviously very busy during the first king salmon run, but we always maintain a strict angler-to-guide ratio for everyone’s enjoyment. The Kenai River is the perfect place for your children to learn the tricks of the trade and to catch that first behemoth! There’s never an off-season for halibut fishing here at our riverfront Alaska fishing lodge. Most of our halibut fishing excursions depart from nearby Homer, a quintessential Kenai Peninsula harbor town known as the “halibut capital of the world.” Catch bucket-list “barn-doors,” delicious rockfish, or saltwater king salmon during your memorable fishing charter.

Premier Alaska Fishing Packages

Browse through our fully-customizable fishing and adventure packages before giving us a call – there’s something for everyone here at Soldotna B&B Lodge. While we highly encourage families to stick together during your stay here in Soldotna, we understand that bear viewing, whale watching, and glacier viewing excursions are hard to pass up. Some family members will want to battle trophy king salmon while others wish to cruise through Kenai Fjords National Park, and that’s perfectly fine!

Family-Friendly Alaska Fishing Lodge

Soldotna B&B Lodge, unlike most other Alaska fishing lodges, is a four-season family getaway. Some of our guest rooms can be easily configured to fit three individual beds. Start each morning with a steaming cup of coffee and a hearty breakfast inside our large sunroom. You’re free to use our on-site grills to cook fresh-caught salmon for dinner; otherwise, we’re happy to provide you with dinner recommendations. Many families aren’t surprised to learn that there are several fantastic Soldotna restaurants within walking distance of the lodge. After dinner, lounge on the back patio with the kids and fellow anglers – this common area is the perfect place to share stories, play games, and enjoy a refreshing beverage before bed. To learn more about our family-friendly Alaska fishing lodge, please visit us online or dial 1-877-262-4779.

BIRDING IN ALASKA AT SOLDOTNA B&B LODGE

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Birdwatching’s meteoric rise in popularity was a welcomed surprise here in the Last Frontier. Alaskans have been “birding” long before 50 million Americans began venturing into peaceful preserves, popular state parks, and dense, secluded forestry in search of rare birds. We’re lifelong bird lovers here at Soldotna B&B Lodge, which is why created two unique birding in Alaska packages: Birder’s Bounty and Birder’s Brief One. We’re one of the only Alaska fishing lodges to offer birding packages, especially among Soldotna hotels. The experienced, professional guides here at Soldotna B&B Lodge steer eager birdwatchers into the pristine Alaskan wilderness via canoe, cruise ship, drift-boat, and, of course, by foot. Let’s take an in-depth look at the two birding packages as well as possible Alaska birds you’ll be spotting next year at one of the premier hotels in Soldotna, Alaska.

Birder’s Bounty

The five-night Birder’s Bounty package is perfect for seasoned pros looking for a little extra adventure to go along with standard birdwatching. This five-night package features nightly lodging, a welcome gift, daily breakfast, four lunches, rain gear, and hip boots. Each day, you’ll embark on a unique journey into the peaceful Alaskan wilderness on a quest for the rarest birds in North America. You’ll also have the unique opportunity to whale watch in the Pacific Ocean, visit breathtaking glaciers, drift on the world-famous Kenai River, and canoe on the tranquil Swan Lake trail system. To save up to $340 per person, visit us in May, September, or October.

Birder’s Brief One

We fully understand that not everyone can spend four full days birding in Alaska, which is why we added the three-night Birder’s Brief One. The “Brief One” is basically a shorter version of the “Bounty.” You’ll receive a welcome gift, daily breakfast, two lunches, rain gear, and hip boots. Your two days in the wild will also include a six-hour guided whale-watching and glacier-viewing tour in Kenai Fjords National Park, one of the world’s wonders. The next day you’ll drift down the Kenai River and witness the serene beauty of the Last Frontier. The package starts at just $897 per person, based on double occupancy.

Beloved Alaska Birds

In one week here at Soldotna B&B Lodge, you’ll likely spot over 100 species. Here’s a short list of some of most beloved birds we’ve sighted in recent memory while birding in Alaska.

  • Aleutian Tern
  • Black Oystercatcher
  • Harlequin Duck
  • Horned Puffin
  • Kittlitz’s Murrelet
  • Northern Storm Petrel
  • Red-Faced Cormorant
  • Red-Throated Loon
  • Rhinoceros Auklet
  • Rufous Hummingbird
  • Steller’s Jay
  • Surf Scoter
  • Swainson’s Hawk
  • Thick-Billed Murre
  • Whimbrel
 

Hotels in Soldotna, Alaska

If you’re not an experienced birdwatcher, this is a friendly remember to bring along top-end binoculars, a birding vest, comfortable footwear, and a brimmed hat. Each package is fully-customizable here at Soldotna B&B Lodge. If you don’t see exactly what you’re looking for on our packages page, simply give us a call, and we’ll create an Alaska adventure that perfectly suits you! Give us a call today at 1-877-262-4779 to book an overdue birdwatching trip in the beautiful Alaskan wilderness.

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.

ALASKA DOG SLED TOURS AT SOLDOTNA B&B

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A little snow never hurt anyone. Just because winter is peeking its head around the corner, doesn’t mean we’re not thoroughly enjoying the beautiful Last Frontier. While we’re no longer accepting Alaska fishing trips this season, we’re gearing up for highly-anticipated wintertime dog sledding at Seavey’s. Soldotna B&B Lodge provides the best Alaska dog sled tours within 500 miles. These tours trek deep into the vast Alaskan wilderness with the help of the friendliest, toughest, and most gifted sled dogs on the Kenai Peninsula. We’re one of the only hotels in Soldotna, Alaska, to have a working relationship with the most talented dog sled teams in the area. Whether you’re looking for an authentic dog sled tour high on a beautiful glacier or a laid-back, backcountry UTA dog sledding experience, Soldotna B&B Lodge arranges exclusive, family-friendly rides.

Authentic Alaska Dog Sled Tours

If you’re hoping to strap into an authentic dog sled pulled by a pack of strong, smiling canines high atop a stunningly beautiful glacier near Seward, Alaska, you’re in luck! Alaska dog sled tours are available during the summer months on most days, depending on the weather. Not many Alaska fishing lodges provide adventure packages that include dog sledding. The friendly staff here at the Soldotna B&B Lodge always recommend this authentic tour in combination with fishing, whale watching, glacier viewing, and so much more! You’ll start the journey with a breathtaking 10-minute flight to a nearby dog camp at Godwin Glacier. On your trip, you’ll get to witness nearly every crevice of the glacier. Godwin Glacier always has some of the freshest powder in the region. Every rider will have the chance to cuddle with the lovable pups before returning to the lodge.

UTV Dog Sledding in Alaska

While not “authentic,” the 2.5-hour UTV dog sled tour is a terrific alternative for those hoping to meander through the vast Alaskan wilderness, learn about the Iditarod, and meet a family of adorable sled dogs. Your Polaris Ranger UTV will be pulled by sled dogs (with the help of a little gas). During the scenic journey, you’ll learn about the life of a dog sled champion from the Iditarod-winning Seavey family. You’ll be amazed at how much preparation goes into winning the world’s “last great race.” The sled tour ends with pictures, entertainment, and stories at the sizable Seavey racing kennel.

Hotels in Soldotna, Alaska

We’re happily one of the only four-season Soldotna lodging options. Visit us this winter for a discounted stay at our beautiful bed and breakfast! Dial 1-877-262-4779 to learn more about our all-inclusive packages, dog sledding, and next year’s fishing availability.

KENAI FJORDS AND BIRDING TOURS AT SOLDOTNA B&B

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No single vacation in Soldotna, Alaska, is the same thanks to the seemingly endless activities offered at Soldotna B&B Lodge. Yes, our lodge guides eager anglers from May through October in search of salmon, trout, and halibut, but we also customize week-long vacation packages to include glacier tours, birdwatching, canoeing, whale watching, and bear viewing. Our peaceful, affordable, and cozy lodge rests on the edge of the famous Kenai River, so you’re never more than a few steps from a fishing adventure! But you’re also a scenic drive away from the awe-inspiring Kenai Fjords National Park or an ever-popular, day-long birding tour. We’re proud to be one of the only Alaska fishing lodges to offer such superb wilderness adventures.

Kenai Fjords National Park

The six-hour Kenai Fjords National Park tour is all about wildlife, glaciers, and the breathtaking coastal scenery of the Kenai Peninsula. This cruise is Alaska’s most popular glacier and wildlife cruise, which departs from Seward. This beautiful port city has an abundance of sea otters, bald eagles, mountain goats, and sea lions. On the journey into Kenai Fjords, you’ll likely spot puffins, Dall porpoises, and orca, humpback, or gray whales. The cruise passes some of the most famous tidewater and alpine glaciers in the world where you’ll be able to hear the loud cracks of the calving icebergs. On the return journey, lucky cruise ships will cross paths with the second largest mammal on the planet: the rare fin whale. Resurrection Bay remains one of the most beautiful bodies of water in the world thanks to its picturesque rock islands and sea-stacks.

Birding Tours

Birding (or birdwatching) is still a relatively new recreational activity. It wasn’t until the late 19th century that citizens began to appreciate the beauty of rare birds, rather than their flavor. There is no better place on Earth to birdwatch that the Last Frontier. As cameras became lighter and more advanced, birdwatching grew into a popular activity around the turn of the 21st century. The activity’s popularity hasn’t stopped growing in this golden age of technology. Alaskans have been observing birds in the wilderness since we can remember. They’re a part of our everyday lifestyle, and the Soldotna B&B Lodge is no different. We offer two unique birding packages: the three-night Birders’ Brief One and the five-night Birder’s Bounty. Both packages include trips to Kenai Fjords National Park and a drift-boat trip down the Kenai River. Some of the birds we encounter daily are warblers, mergansers, loons, swans, terns, ptarmigans, and various shorebirds.

Alaska Fishing Lodges

Soldotna B&B Lodge not only provides once-in-a-lifetime fishing, wildlife, and birding adventures, but we also have immaculate guest rooms on the edge of the Kenai River. Relax with a new book or a cup of Joe on your private deck before heading out to catch a trophy king salmon or beautiful rainbow trout. We serve hot breakfast daily, unlike many Alaska fishing lodges, in our river-view sunroom! Dial 1-877-262-4779 or visit us to learn more about our all-inclusive rates and packages!

MUSHROOM AND BERRY PICKING IN SOLDOTNA

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Soldotna B&B in Soldotna, Alaska, offers more than just fishing, and you can also go mushroom and berry picking. You’ll find a variety of wild berries and mushrooms throughout the late summer season and well into the fall! You’ll enjoy searching the forests of Soldotna Alaska.

Berries

Soldotna Alaska is a terrific place to search and gather wild berries! Blueberries, raspberries, currants, salmonberries, and huckleberries, are great for eating right off the bush or making preserves! After harvesting your share of berries, you can eat them on your way back to Soldotna B&B, or save them for baking or preserves. If you are planning on freezing them, we’ll share our secret: Single layer the berries on a cookie sheet and freeze them. Then place them in a container and back into the freezer, this will make them easier to remove from the container. Please note that berries are an essential food source for a variety of animals in our area. There’s a chance you’ll encounter these animals while you’re berry picking, so please stay alert to your surroundings! If you see animals, we ask you to be respectful, while staying safe. If possible, we urge you to leave quietly and find a different berry patch. If needed, we do understand you may have to defend yourself with pepper spray or a shotgun.

Mushrooms

In Soldotna Alaska, the thrill of big game hunting runs deep in any Alaskan blood! However, today we’re focusing on a different prey: mushrooms! Near Soldotna B&B, you’ll find boletes, morels and gilled mushrooms, and many more. Mushroom hunting can be a dangerous business; some mushrooms are lethal to humans! One of the challenges with identifying mushrooms is that their appearance changes dramatically as they age. When it first comes out of the ground, a baby mushroom looks like one you may buy at the store! At this stage, it’s easy to confuse an edible species with a poisonous one. The number of mushroom species doesn’t help you identify them either. There are thousands of mushroom species in Alaska alone. Unfortunately, many are inedible, but we do have some mushroom hunters and the season is approaching! So, whether you find mushrooms or it’s just a reason to spend more time outside, join us in Soldotna Alaska!

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!