Silver - Coho Salmon Fishing Trips
near Anchorage, Alaska
Little
Susitna River, Alaska -- When hooked an ocean fresh silver or coho salmon does not merely fight,
it explodes from Little Susitna River showering water in every direction,
and jumping, cart wheeling, and tail-walking across the river's surface.
Changing tactics your jumping and tumbling silver switches to
lightening-quick bursts of underwater speed. As the silver gradually tires,
and you lead the spirited fighter toward the net, watch out for last-effort
fireworks. A suddenly ballistic sliver salmon on a short line can easily
break free, unless you give line immediately. Past Fishtale guests have
tried to wrestle exploding boat side coho into the net, rather than giving
line and letting the fish make one more run. Results? Shattered fishing rods
and cold water showers for everyone onboard. Now that's excitement!!!
Dave Nufer -- Little Su Silver
"I fish Little
Su with my own boat, but when in-laws and friends visit, we often call
Fishtale. For once in a lifetime trips, they give us the best opportunity
to catch fish and we always have fun."
- Dave Nufer, Palmer,
Alaska
"We
highly recommend Fishtale's guide service. Over the past few years we have
used different guides and each one has proven to be excellent. One
year we had our granddaughter with us (age 11) and the guide offered
guidance, and she was able to land the limit of salmon by herself.
We appreciated the guide's attitude toward a younger person."
Coho - Sliver Trips are a fun family activity with
plenty of action for kids. Remember your camera for pictures of their
first fish.
-- Lynda W. Mathis,
Anchorage,
Alaska
Large Schools of Fish --
Silver, Chum, Pink, and Sockeye Salmon
If you enjoy catching several big fish during a trip,
you'll likely marvel at the large schools of large fish available on our
Alaska salmon charters in late July. Chums start running in late June, with
the first silvers following in early July -- by mid July you can usually
catch several salmon per trip. Around July 20 the number of salmon in the
Little Susitna River builds dramatically, as schools of pinks and late-run
sockeyes also swarm upriver. From July 20 through August 7 you can catch
large numbers of silver, chum and (on even years) pink salmon. Sockeye are
at peak availability as well, but unless water conditions are ideal, you'll
likely find coaxing sockeye to strike, challenging. Later in our season from
August 8 through September 10 fishermen continue catching best numbers of
silver salmon, as chum, pink, and sockeye numbers decline. If you are
interested in fishing Alaska's Little Susitna River and would like to see
when different fish species are available, please visit our
Salmon
Run Timing Chart..
Uncrowded Fishing - 90
Minute Drive from Anchorage - 45 Minutes from Wasilla
Little Susitna River is the best producer of sport
caught silver salmon located this close to Wasilla and AnchorageAlaska.
How can such a great wild salmon river, minutes from Anchorage and
Wasilla, provide uncrowded fishing in a wilderness setting?
Little Susitna River's lower 33 miles flow through
Susitna Flats State Game Refuge with only one road access, campground
and boat launch. Upstream of the Refuge an additional 37 miles of river
open to salmon fishing provides boat anglers additional room to spread
out on good fishing holes. Fishermen using Fishtale River Guides have
boated fish from more than 130 different holes along the river, and
rarely fish holes with even one other angler.
Little Su Silver - Coho Jumping
For additional river information see
our Free Fishing Reports.
Explore Fishtale's silversalmon trip options
and prices or start the reservation process for your guided Alaska
fishing trip by clicking Trip Prices and
Reservation Form.
You may also place your reservations by
calling 907-746-2199.
"Try our
Alaska Silver Salmon Charters for Fun & Easy Day Trips from Anchorage
or Wasilla!"