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Our Seasons

Knowing when to fish is the most important factor when targeting a species.

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June -

Spring Awakens

 

June is prime time for trophy Rainbow Trout on the Flats, with aggressive, hungry fish eager to strike. This is also the best month for dry fly and mousing action, drawing anglers back year after year. Later in the month, King Salmon arrive, offering a thrilling fight and excellent table fare.

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Expect cool mornings (40s) and mild afternoons (low 60s) with mostly pleasant weather, though rain and wind are always possible. With lush greenery and endless daylight, June is an unbeatable time to fish.

July -

Peek Summer Action

 

Summer hits full stride as Sockeye Salmon surge past our dock in early July, providing incredible fights and the best take-home fish. Combine this with late-run Kings, and you’ll have a fish box worth bragging about. Trout fishing remains strong in high mountain streams, with wading and rafting trips available.

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July also marks prime brown bear viewing, as they gather to feast on salmon. Weather is comfortable, with daytime highs in the 60s.

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August -

High Demand Big Rewards

 

August is our most popular month, featuring hard-hitting Silver Salmon arriving early and staying through September. Trout shift to feeding on salmon eggs, and we target giants with bead fishing.

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Late in the month, monster trophy trout return, while Arctic Char fishing explodes, with fish exceeding 30 inches in secret locations.

August is also the rainiest month, so quality rain gear is a must. Expect highs in the 60s and lows in the mid-50s, with cooler temps late in the month.

September -

Trophy Trout Season

 

September is the ultimate time for anglers chasing 30+ inch Rainbow Trout. The biggest trout return from the lakes, nearly doubling in size, feasting on salmon eggs. Arctic Char remain abundant, and a few late-run Silver Salmon can still be found early in the month.

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Weather fluctuates between sunny 60s and rainy 50s, with occasional morning frosts. Base layers and fleece are essential, but the chance at a fish of a lifetime makes it all worthwhile!

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We can't wait to welcome you to the ultimate Alaska Fishing experience!

Need Assistance? We’re Here to Help!

If you have any questions before your trip, don’t hesitate to reach out:
Alaska Rainbow Lodge   1.800.451.6198

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Our Locations

 

Alaska Rainbow Lodge

800.451.6198      toll free

972.544.2050   direct


Our mailing addresses
June - September
P.O. Box 39  l  King Salmon, AK 99613


October - May

9150 Jamaica Beach  l  Galveston, TX 77554

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