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Dog Days of July

Fly fishing the Kenai can be real easy or real tough.  The dog days of July are coming, and that’s when things get tougher.  The water temp is in constant fluctuation and the fish are getting conditioned all over again.  That’s alright because they still bite, it’s all about staying on top of things now, lighter lines, better presentations, and consistency.  The fish are in the river and they don’t stop eating it’s just a little tougher to get them to bite, it’s about the small details, so don’t give up on them, just fish smarter and harder.

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Kenai River rainbow small fish – big accomplishment

Cassidy Kim fishes just enough to remember some things and not others.  Cassidy decided to try float fishing with a spinning rod, instead of her usual fly fishing.  Cass doesn’t fish often but when she does she fishes with Jason’s Guide Service, not enough to be great just enough to catch fish.  Cassidy is somewhat of a natural with a fly rod, but spinning gear troubles her from time to time.  We fished an afternoon  with the float rods with determination and some laughs we managed to catch some fish. It’s not always the big fish or the most fish that make a great day, sometimes it’s the little fish or the only fish that makes it.  www.jasonsguideservice.com

Kenai River rainbow small fish - big accomplishment
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Ice Fishing in Kenai Alaska

While there are multitudes of individuals that trek to Alaska during the spring, summer and fall months when winter rolls around there is nary a soul that migrates to the 49th state from the lower-48 to fish hard water.

Ice fishing is just as much an Alaskan fishing adventure as what one might find on a float trip down a winding Alaskan river with a fly fishing guide.

What can one expect on an Alaskan ice-fishing adventure with an experienced fishing guide?

The latest in quality ice fishing gear and technology will be provided so anglers have the best in what it takes to hook and land a big trout from below the ice.

Clam Outdoor shelters to protect anglers from the elements. Like any ice excursion it can get cold and windy, but when one is tucked inside the walls of a mobile fishing hub it’s dry and dusty.

The knowledge of where to go and when. Navigating the resources to provide the highest quality experience works in both the summer as well as the winter months.

Ice fishing in Alaska is a sport that is just now being defined and anglers are discovering the phenomenal angling potential of the resources of the Kenai, Alaska peninsula.

For more information, you know who to contact.