Our team here at Jimmie Jack Fishing has a culture of excellence, preparedness, punctuality, and professionalism. I meet so many guests every season who voluntarily tell me that my team is absolutely amazing. I believe that our culture attracts great people because great people love to be on a team that exudes excellence.
As we say goodbye to fall and await winter's arrival, the Alaska fishing season at Jimmie Jack's Fishing will come to a close. As much as we look forward to a short break, we'll also be eagerly looking forward to resuming our Alaskan fishing charters in May.
From fishing for salmon on the Kasilof River to dropping down for halibut, lingcod, and rockfish on the open sea, Jimmie Jack Fishing promises an amazing adventure on the beautiful Kenai Peninsula. Not all anglers are fortunate enough to say they've been on an Alaskan fishing trip, but those who have will tell you they've never looked at angling the same way again.
Although fishing is your primary objective at Jimmie Jack's, bear watching on the Kenai Peninsula is something you won't soon forget. Like most remote locales, the best places for viewing these majestic creatures as they roam and forage are often only accessible by floatplane or boat and are within proximity to Jimmie Jack's Fishing.
Fall fishing in Alaska is something that every avid angler should aspire to obtain. Although peak season occurs for many species during the summer months, autumn offers some of the best salmon and trout fishing opportunities on the Kenai River. On top of that, halibut fishing on the Cook Inlet has proven successful well into September.
With its majestic mountains, pristine waters, and unscathed wilderness, it’s no wonder that the Kenai Peninsula is considered a premier destination for anglers and other outdoor enthusiasts. Ensconced on the mighty bluffs of the Cook Inlet, Jimmie Jack’s Fishing Lodge offers an immaculate gateway to Alaska’s playground. As one can imagine, the ideal setting presented in one of the most beautiful regions of the world is the perfect place to experience fishing in Alaska. It’s no secret that we have some of the highest catch rates in the state, but even so, our recommendation is to hire an Alaskan fishing guide. The opportunity to catch and release one of the largest king salmon in the history of the world. Nine out of the 10 largest king salmon in the world were caught on the Kenai River!
Part of what makes Jimmie Jack’s a premier Alaska fishing charter is the lodge’s proximity to some of the best fishing in the state. When it comes to halibut fishing, there is no better place to do so than the halibut capital of the world, Homer, Alaska. Halibut fishing in Alaska is something every avid angler should strive to accomplish. Very few experiences can compare to the feeling of gripping your rod as you steadily reel in one of these voracious monsters. Here’s what you can expect when you take an Alaskan fishing trip with Jimmie Jack’s.
For most anglers, the words Alaska and king salmon are almost synonymous. As the largest of Alaska's five native salmon species, the king—a.k.a. Chinook salmon— has become a highly coveted trophy. The only thing better than venturing to the best place for salmon fishing in Alaska is doing so with one of Jimmie Jack's Kasilof fishing guides. Combine your grit and determination with their unrivaled know-how to produce the most exciting fishing trip of your life!
The best part about Alaska fishing in September is that the days are still long and most of the crowds have dissipated for the season. To make things even better, silver salmon and Halibut are still sitting at their peak seasons, making September an incredible time to head up and experience the Alaskan fall in all its beauty.
Fishing in Alaska happens all year round, but, if you are coming from out of state, you’ll likely be visiting in the summer, and June fishing in Alaska is hard to beat. The peak season for many species will be occurring in June, so your chance at a personal best is not out of reach. Early summer fishing in Alaska can be very rewarding and you’re about to find out why.