After a cup of coffee I decided to check the fishery, and the ole’ Kenai River lived up to it’s reputation this morning for sure! I started bumping salmon quickly and it wasn’t long before I had the first one in the net and headed up to motivate the crew out into the rain. We all fished for the morning and my daughter did a fine job of netting a couple for me to bring back memories of years of sharing in this tradition of harvesting from the bounty of the Kenai River. Salmon dinner tonight hit the spot again and with a little sunshine in the forecast, along with a whole lot of salmon headed our way, it looks to be smooth salmon sailing ahead. That’s 10 salmon so far for my effort this season, with many more to come. 9 of them on the same Salmon Stryker fly tied by my sons.
Limit by Noon!
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Our family of six has been living the Alaska Dream on the world famous Kenai River for the past 15+ years, enjoying the bounty of the land & sea in everything we do! All of our children were born in Alaska, and both of us have lived here for 30+ years. We love sharing the Alaska Dream with visitors from around the corner and around the world and we especially love to help families and children catch their 1st salmon, halibut or rainbow trout and learn how to care for it all the way through the process of cooking it in delicious gourmet Alaska fashion. Enjoy reading our Alaska Fishing Report, Cooking Alaska Fish & Game, Alaska Photo of the Week and other sections of our website The Alaska Dream and we hope to have the chance to help you experience YOUR Alaska Dream someday too!
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