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Copper River fishing guides for Salmon and lodge packages in Alaska.
Copper River Fishing for Salmon KingFisher's Perch is committed to giving our guests the best overall experience possible. We believe that anyone can catch King and Sockeye (red) salmon in the Copper River Valley with proper instruction and quality gear.
Our goal is 100% success for all who choose KFP for the experience of a lifetime. Come with us, and you will see why we offer a money back guarantee on all our Copper River fishing trips. The Copper River is the largest and most significant river in south central Alaska. It drains the Copper River Basin which is nestled on the western side of the Wrangell Mountains. Come and see the Valley in all its Majesty. KingFisher's Perch also specializes in rafting and adventure trips on the Copper, Gulkana, Klutina, Tonsina, Delta, and many other rivers. These rivers are home to the bald eagle, moose, bear, wild bison and much more of Alaska's beautiful wildlife. From 15 day adventure trips for the Diehard to 6 hr wilderness floats. We have an experience the whole family can enjoy! As anyone would expect, using a guide dramatically increases your chances of catching salmon, and having a safe, fun experience in Alaska. Copper River Fishing Guides of KFP ...
***have years of experience on Alaska's rivers.
***have the best tackle for that moment on the river.
***can get you to the best holes.
***will teach you the best techniques.
***are able to instruct you, once a Salmon has been hooked.
***will assist you in netting the fish.
***will handle all of your rebating and tackle replacement.
***will transport you to and from the rivers.
***will become your friend.
Copper River the best place in Alaska to catch Salmon !
There are many places to catch Salmon in Alaska. The best place we have found, hands down, is the Copper River Basin (that's why we live here!)
The fish come up the river from the ocean to spawn, and they are big! This area is more remote and is incredible. The Copper River Basin is better than other places because of its unknown identity and has not been discovered by the thousands. It is not a "combat fishing zone" like the Kenai. You can actually get out on your own and fish without being shoulder to shoulder with someone. Many times we get to fish half the day before even seeing another boat. Where are you located and how do I get there?
The Copper River Basin is located 180 miles northeast of Anchorage on the Glen Highway (Highway 1.) Just jumping on the Glen Highway will get you to Glennallen, our base town. From Glennallen, the Gulkana River is 15 miles Northwest and the Klutina River is about 20 miles Southeast. Call us and we will give specific instructions how to get to us and where to stay. There are not that many roads in this part of Alaska. It's hard to get lost. What is my whole Trip going to cost me?
Plane tickets to Anchorage range from $400 to $800 depending on when you buy them and where you're flying from. Your rent-a-car will cost between $50 and $100 a day, depending on the size of the car. Other than those expenses, you will have your guided trip expenses, and gratuity.
Do I need to tip, how much? Tips are expected by our guides. Depending on your financial position, and how you feel your guide preformed that day tips vary. 10 - 20% of your total trip price is nice. Tips, of course, are left to your discretion. We are confident you will give what is deserved. Is there any guarantee that I'll catch fish?
KingFisher's Perch has a guarantee that you will hook fish! If you don't hook a fish you will $100.00 back on your day. We are the only Guide Service in the Copper River Valley that has any guarantee. The reason we can be so generous is because we have never had to use it. Also, we must mention that there is some skill involved in catching salmon. These big beasts don't just let anyone take them out of the river. A guide will give you a huge advantage (especially if you're committed to being teachable.) With all that said, when the run is strong just about anyone can catch fish.
What kind of gear do you provide?
We provide absolutely everything you need to catch Salmon (except for a willing spirit - you bring that.) This means that you can come in with nothing and still catch fish.
For those who need to fish with a spinning reel we will set you up with a heavy duty spinning reel attached to a Shakespeare Ugly Stick rod. We also have G-Loomis bait casting rods with Ambassador bait casting reels. (Those will be your guides favorite) All lures, bait, weights and hooks are provided. In fact, we will bait your lure, and keep your rig in top form. It's like fishing with a butler standing next to you.
How do I go about getting my license and what are the fees?
You can get your license at many stores in the area. It is a good idea and recommended that you purchase your license the day prior to your fishing trip. In addition to your Alaska license, you are required to purchase a King salmon stamp if you plan to fish for Kings. Copper River Fishing Lodge Accommodation
KingFisher's Nest Guest who choose to stay at the Nest will enjoy our great mountain views, cozy atmosphere, and all the comforts of home. (Only you don't have to do any of the cleaning) Our lodge provides enough beds to sleep 8 guests comfortably, however, that won't stop us from trying to make arrangements to accommodate you. The cabins are quite nice and can offer extra space if needed. After a long day of fishing the Jacuzzi tub will be quite inviting. Good luck fighting your pals for it! Our Cabins Our cabins provide continental breakfast, small refrigerator, & microwave. Cabins do not have indoor plumbing, however we provide a five gallon water container and wash basin that gives a sense of the old Alaska. Scheduled use of the Lodge's shower is available.
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