Noatak River

Above the Arctic Circle, the Noatak River flows west 360 miles out to the Kotzebue Sound. 65 miles of this river are inside the Gates of the Arctic National Park, and the remaining 295 miles are protected inside the Noatak National Preserve. Spend 3 days or 3 weeks exploring this area! Mind-blowing accessible hiking, alpine lakes and the river itself, teaming with multiple species of fish. This gentle river provides hundreds of miles of rafting, kayaking, and packraft opportunities with many options for put-in and take out.

Goodnews River

Located in Togiak National Wildlife Refuge, in Western Alaska. We are one of just a handful of companies that have permits to operate on this river. The diversity of fish, wildlife, remoteness, and great camps makes this a favorite river to return to year after year. Begin at Goodnews Lake and float the main fork, as it cuts through the alpine zones with towering peaks and tundra hills out to the ocean.

Alagnak River

World Renowned for its abundant Rainbow Trout, we were also very impressed this summer by the nonstop salmon flooding up along the banks. Crystal clear water offers easy wading in the numerous back channels and braids. Deep holes along grassy banks and islands hold voraciously hungry rainbow trout, sockeye, and silver salmon.

FISH AND FLOAT

All of our river float fishing trips travel by Sotar inflatable rafts human powered by oars. We float and fish our way down clear wadable rivers and creeks. Stopping at all the good fishing holes along the way, not missing any opportunities. Our low impact, moveable camps are comfortable, and allow us to stay on the fish longer. We camp right on the river, so you can fish all night if you want! We bring a large kitchen/dining tent on every trip, to enjoy our gourmet meals. Campfire grilled steaks and fresh fish, dutch oven goodies, salads, and farm style breakfasts keep you well fed and ready for the adventure!