Alaska Fishing Season Chart 
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Fishing Calendar
Fish Species by Season
(Dates subject to change due to weather variations)
Our rivers are host to five species of Pacific Salmon, as well as Rainbow Trout, Dolly Varden, and Grayling. Generally, you can expect to find the following species available during the periods listed.
King (Chinook) Salmon
June 1st – July 13th
Peak: June 1st – June 15th Deshka River &
June 20th – July 13th Talkeetna River
Red (Sockeye) Salmon
July 20th – August 20th
Silver (Coho) Salmon
August 1st – Sept 5th
Peak: August 5th – 25th, Talkeetna River
Pink (Humpy) Salmon
July 20th – August 10th
Chum (Dog) Salmon
July 20th – August 20th
Rainbow Trout & Dolly Varden
May 15th -June 10th & Sept 15th – Oct 5th
Peak: Sept 25th- Freeze Up
Arctic Grayling
May 15th -June 10th & Sept 15th – Oct 5th |
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Helpful Information 
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Things to Do
Alaska Backcountry Adventure Tours
http://www.youralaskavacation.com
Go ice fishing, hike glaciers, visit peaks, see Northern lights and wildlife on your own Alaskan guided ATV and snowmobile tour. Ride with the experts at Alaska Backcountry Aventure Tours.
907-745-2505
Alaska Kayak Academy
http://www.kayakcenterak.com
Alaska Kayak Academy provides all types of kayak adventure opportunities. With a rental location on Wasilla Lake, they run lake, white water river, and ocean kayaking trips along with providing kayak rentals for do-it-yourself adventures right on Wasilla lake. They are located in a very close and easily accessible area for guests on our fishing charters who would like to experience more of Alaska after a day of fishing.
(07) 746-6600 or toll free 877-215-6600
Alaska State Fair
http://www.alaskastatefair.org
The Alaska State Fair runs from late August through Labor Day Weekend in the Matanuska Susitna Valley near Palmer. Check out this website to learn more about events, featured entertainment, athletic competitions, and agricultural exhibits.
(907) 745-4827
Alaskan Bicycle Adventures
http://www.alaskabike.com
This past season some of our fishing guests came to Alaska to pedal a multi-day bicycling tour. Alaska Bicycle Adventures is the real deal with several tours to choose from, quality bicycles, support vans, and trailers. They run several different tours in Alaska and Northern Canada. 800-770-7242 (toll free)
(907) 243-2329
Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race
http://www.iditarod.com
The source for information about the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, dogs, mushers, and dog mushing history. The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race Headquarters and Museum is located near Wasilla off of Knik-Goose Bay Road.
(907) 376-5155
Lifetime Adventures
http://www.lifetimeadventures.net
Lifetime Adventures provide active adventures including wilderness bicycling, river rafting, kayaking, and camping tours. They operate from 2 locations close to Anchorage in the Eklutna Lake State Recreation Site and from Eagle River Campground. 800-952-8624 (toll free)
(907) 746-4644
Nova - Alaska Adventure Travel Company
http://www.novalaska.com
Nova guides whitewater rafting and wilderness travel tours. Several of our guests have taken and recommended Nova's raft trips down the scenic Matanuska River Vallley - some of which start within sight of the Matanuska Glacier.
(800) 746-5753
The Musk Ox Farm
http://www.muskoxfarm.org
View and photograph this unique animal of the last great Ice Age. Located 10 minutes from downtown Palmer in the Matanuska Valley.
(907) 745-4151
The Reindeer Farm
http://www.reindeerfarm.com
Located near scenic Palmer, Alaska, the reindeer farm offers a variety of enjoyable Alaskan activities, including reindeer tours, a gift shop, horse rides, and nearby hiking trails.
(907) 745-4000
Alaska RV Parks and Campgrounds
Deshka Landing
http://www.deshkalanding.com
Deshka Landing in Willow Alaska on the east bank of the Susitna River provides the primary access point for reaching Deshka River, and the lower Susitna River and Yentna River drainages. When we guide salmon fishing trips to Deshka River we start nearly all of those trips from Deshka Landing boat launch. The Landing has a large parking lot and boat launches are the primary summer business, however, there is a small campground located inside the landing gates in conjunction with Deshka Landing Lodge, and in addition, Riverside boat launch / campground is located just outside the Deshka Landing gate in addition to Eagle Quest Cabins and Lodge which provides both summer and winter lodging near the landing. For summer boat launching and winter parking and access information and rates for Deshka Landing visit their website before you phone, as the website is available 24 hours per day 7 days per week, while office hours at the landing are variable depending upon conditions and the season.
907-495-3374
Mat-Su RV Park and Campground
http://www.matsurvpark.com
Located at mile 90.8 on the Parks Highway this RV park is less than 10 miles from Susitna Landing, our departure point for many of our Susitna River tributary salmon fishing trips. The park has a general store, laundromat, showers, fishing tackle shop, serves as a weigh station for the Mat-Su King Salmon Derby, and is recommended by Fishtale guests. Hosts Roger and Connie Dunn.
(907) 495-6300
Mountain View RV Park
http://www.mtviewrvpark.com
Mountain View RV Park is located off the Old Glenn Highway beneath the Chugach Mountains near Palmer, Alaska. This is a quiet location that features full hookups, hot showers, laundry, and a covered picnic area with a fire pit. The park is close to the Reindeer Farm, Knik River, and Knik Glacier, with good salmon fishing also available at Jim Creek. Dee Starr is a wonderful hostess.
(907) 745-5747
Riverside Camper Park
http://www.karo-ent.com/riversd.htm
Located at mile 57.7 Parks Highway in Houston Alaska, alongside the Little Susitna River, this RV Park has 60 full hookup sites, showers and laundry, ice, sodas, and snacks, and a post office, grocery store, and service station nearby. There is shore fishing for salmon available at the park with guided charters and riverboat drop off fishing further down the river and on other local rivers. Hosts Kenny and Sheila Mortensen.
(907) 892-9020
Susitna Landing Campground and Boat Launch
http://www.susitnalanding.com
Susitna Landing Campground and Boat Launch is located at Kashwitna River's confluence with the Sustina River. This is one of the 3 boat launches we use to access our guided Alaska salmon fishing trips, and this beautiful campground right near the boat launch allows guests to enjoy the beauty of Alaska and save driving time for our guided fishing trips. King salmon, silver salmon, chum salmon, pink salmon, rainbow trout, Dolly Varden char, and Arctic grayling can be caught both from our boat and off the bank near the campground. Host Jeff Boatright take great pride in providing an enjoyable camping experience. Campsites with electrical hookups available, along with dry campsites, firewood, showers, boat launching and mooring facilities, and up to date information. Just around the corner from the campground is a gorgeous view of Mount Mckinley / Denali. Visit their website or give them a call for more information.
907-495-7700
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Cancellation Policy 
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CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY
If cancellation is made less than 48 hours:
No refund will be made.
(If trip was paid for in full, 50% of payment will be refunded.)
If cancellation is made 48 hours or more: 90% of deposit will be returned.
(10% will be retained for a processing fee.)
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Tri River Charters offers a variety of sport fishing charter services. We are primarily a guided fishing business, and specialize in salmon fishing. Half Day (5 hour) and Full Day (8 hour) guided charters are available. All gear is provided, including hip boots. On all of our guided trips, the boat and guide stay with the client, instructing and assisting to insure an enjoyable time with the highest success. We also offer a drop-off fishing service. This generally works well for experienced fishermen, who want to fish on their own. You can use your own gear, or we can provide gear. We can adjust the trip length to accommodate any schedule.
Please Note: As of 2012, felt-soled wading
shoes are illegal to wear in Alaska.
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