The Kenai River delivers world-class Alaska fishing in a road-accessible, glacier-fed setting prized by first-time anglers and seasoned anglers alike.

The Kenai flows roughly 82 miles from Kenai Lake to Cook Inlet and is commonly described in three stretches: Upper, Middle, and Lower, each offering distinct water, scenery, and species opportunities.

The river is best known for its salmon runs—sockeye, silver, and king—as well as trophy rainbow trout and resident dolly varden, with different runs peaking at different times through the summer and early fall.

The 2026 Season is going to be a special one. With above average Sockeye, Silver, and Pink Salmon predicted run returns. Call or email us today.