Peak fish runs in Alaska , Cook Inlet tide tables and best time of the year to fish

Red Salmon

Kenai River

First Run: Starts early June

Second Run: Starts early July

Peak: 10th of July

Kasilof River

First Run:

Mid June

Second Run:

Mid July

Peak: Depends on Commercial Netting

King Salmon

Kenai river timing

First run: Starts late May

Second run: Starts early July closes the 31st

Peak: Second week of June to first week of July

Kasilof river

Starts second week of May

Peaks around June 10th

and 2nd run Peaks

July15th

Deep Creek Saltwater

Starts May 10 thru early June

Peaks around May 25th

Alaska Halibut Charters

Excellent Halibut Fishing all summer

98-100% Limits for Halibut trips

Halibut caught up to 295 lbs

Razor Clams

Can be dug at any - 2.0 tide or larger during the summer season

Eastside beaches closed for 2015 season

*Razor Clamming (Guided boat trip across the inlet with all equipment).

4 persons minimum, does not include cleaning of Clams

$170 per person

*Must be a minus tide day

See Cook inlet tide tables on Home page

We recommend that you check the tides when planning your vacation especially for your Alaska halibut charter or Razor clam digging (Home Page top left side). The smaller tide changes are preferable for halibut because there is less water movement allowing you to fish longer into the tide. A large tide change (Any tides with a minus in it) is best for Salmon fishing or Razor clamming, so more of the beach is exposed for digging. The peak of the fish runs can vary a little, but are a good guide to a sucessfull Alaska fishing trip. If interested in more Salmon run timing see Alaska dept. of Fish & Game website.