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RiverRise Fishing GuidesSockeye Salmon Trip
Our Sockeye Salmon Season kicks off with our early run on June 15th and can last all the way until the end of August. We fish from both Drift Boats and Power Boats and tailor our Fully Guided Sockeye Salmon Fishing Trips to the run timing and size. One day we could be fishing on the Kasilof River, and the next you’ll find us chasing them on the Kenai River. Our trips remain flexible so that we are able to provide our clients with the highest chance of success. When fishing for Sockeye Salmon, we use two different techniques; the first of them being the very popular technique of “flossing” using a fly rod and fly. The second technique uses a conventional approach using bobber and jig, when the right conditions present themselves. We offer both half day (4 hours) and full day (8 hours) Guided Trips for Sockeye Salmon and all trips are “all-inclusive”, meaning we provide everything you need to fish with except for your licenses and stamps. After your trip, if you plan to keep fish, we will filet and prepare your catch for transport to the processor so that it can be packed and prepared to ship back home.
Kenai, Alaska, USA
$225.00
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FLY GYDESkagit River Fishing
The Skagit River located in the North Cascades, about an hour and a half north of Seattle, offers anglers the chance to hook into steelhead fresh from the salt, feisty bull trout, sea-run cutthroat, and a variety of pacific salmon. Distinguished among west-side steelhead rivers for its special fish, a unique and powerful breed of native steelhead that tenaciously clings to their home waters. Expansive, mysterious, and powerful, you can fish it over and over again and still learn something new each time you go.
Marblemount, Washington, USA
$700.00
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Taylor FarfourWestern NC Fly Fishing Float Trip
A float on one of the rivers of Western North Carolina is one of the best ways to see, not only the beauty of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains, but the browns, rainbows, and native brook trout that call this area home.
Western North Carolina, NC, USA
$475.00
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Frank CatinoSalt Water Near-Shore Fishing
Captain Frank Catino, Florida fly fishing guide for over 45 years offers professional fishing guide services in Florida’s Indian River Lagoon, including Mosquito Lagoon, Banana River, Fort Pierce, Vero Beach and the Florida Keys. Enjoy a day of some of the finest Indian River Lagoon fly, spin and bait cast fishing available, with one of the most experienced guides. Saltwater Near-Shore fly fishing and light tackle charters are half-day, three-quarter or full-day. Fish for sea trout, redfish, snook, tarpon, cobia, triple tail, jacks and other species. All charters include top-of-the-line fishing gear and equipment or you can bring your own favorite rod and reel. Depending on the charter, Captain Catino utilizes his Momentum Custom Built Shallow Water Skiff.
Indian River Lagoon, Florida
$450.00
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Making Memories: How My Dad Ignited My Love of Adventure
For many people, their first experience with the outdoors was shared with them by a friend or a family member. When that first seed is planted, what might have started as a way to kill time or fill up a weekend can turn into a hobby, a driving passion, or even a family legacy.
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