The Kenai is Alaska's Playground!

No other Alaska destination offers such an up close and personal Alaskan experience. With over 15,000 square miles of extraordinary adventure all of Alaska comes here to play.

Seward:  Seward is 126 miles from Anchorage follow the Seward Hwy. to the coastal town of Seward. While driving around Turnagain arm look for beluga whales on your right and look up to the cliffs on your left for mountain goats and Dall sheep. Your charter fishing trip will include views of the Kenai Fjords National Park with amazing views of marine wildlife and glaciers. After fishing you can take a walk to Exit Glacier and hike beyond to the Harding Ice Field.

Cooper Landing:  Within the Chugach National Forest surrounded by pristine mountains is Cooper Landing. Witness hundreds of airborne salmon leaping their way up the Russian River falls to their spawning grounds. You will want to Explore K’Beq Native Heritage Site; we can provide a guide to raft the canyons on the upper Kenai River or try combat fishing at the Russian or Kenai rivers Moose are often spotted on the drive towards Sterling so drive safely. Get you camera out!!!

Soldotna-Kenai:  These two towns border the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge which offers some great hiking and freshwater fishing. We can arrange a fishing guide for the Kenai and Kasilof river systems. The Kenai is home of the 97 lb world record King Salmon. The City of Kenai is the mouth to wonderful views of the mouth of the Kenai River, Cook Inlet, miles of sandy beaches and four active volcanoes. There you can watch for beluga whales and seals. On the Kenai River flats observe the local caribou herd and a variety of birds.

The Seward Fish Company and Captain Randy Wells have spent many great days on the Kenai Peninsula please feel free to ask us about putting you in the right direction for the Alaska Adventure of a Lifetime.