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| Nushagak River - June 23rd, 2009 |
RECORDED: 
45 °
FISHING: Excellent
The Nushagak is in good shape with medium flows and four feet of visibility. Fishing has been fantastic with good numbers of kings and chums. Take advantage of a great fly fishing opportunity and chase some chums with anything pink. Kings are being caught with a variety of techniques including back-trolling plugs and magwarts, spinners, and dragging bait. Anglers are getting tons of hook-ups a day with many fish in the low to mid twenties. This level of fishing should hold out for quite awhile. Check back for continuing reports.
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| Nushagak River - June 16th, 2009 |
RECORDED: 
60 °
FISHING: Excellent
Fishing on the Nushagak has turned on with an early push of fish. Good action was had pulling plugs and magwarts and fish up to 30 pounds were landed. This is the first day of substantial success and hopefully the bulk of the return is soon to follow.
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| Nushagak River - June 10th, 2009 |
RECORDED: 
75 °
FISHING: Fair
It's time for another season on the Nushagak. While it's still early there are a few fish ahead of the rest running on the back end of the tides. A wet spring has the river high and off color, but with large plugs you can mine that chrome from it's depths. Give this river another week and then hold on as you can expect the best king salmon fishing you have ever had.
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| Nushagak River - August 1st, 2006 |
RECORDED: 
44 °
FISHING: Excellent
The Nushagak King Salmon season has come to an end with a bang. The Nushagak ended with 124,683 Kings, 661,000 Chums and 548,469 Sockeyes and when the counters stopped counting on July 19th there where still lots of fish still pouring into the system. Needless to say that the Nushagak once again had an epic year with lots of fish to catch and lots of happy faces to go home with. Alaska Kingfishers had a great season with an average of 53 kings caught per day per boat, a nice 47 Pounder caught by Tooke and a awesome chum salmon season with rods bent all the time.
Alaska Kingfishers would like to thank all those who fished with us this season. We had some great fish catching and some great laughs and thats what it is all about. Have a great rest of your summer and we will see you next year.
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| Agulowak River - August 1st, 2006 |
RECORDED:
44 °
FISHING: Excellent
As we come to the end of the 2006 season the Agulowak river was still pumping out Sockeyes, Rainbow Trout, Arctic Grayling and Arctic Char. The Agulowak had the largest Sockeye run in history of record keeping at a amazing 4,024,000 Sockeyes in one monthes time. With numbers like this you can only imagine what the fishing was like. The Sockeyes were so numerous that it was like fishing in a Hatchery. Clients averaged an easy 60 fish a morning before we went trout fishing.
The Trout fishing was fantastic with lots of rainbows in the 20" range falling to Leeches, Drys and Nymphs. Along with the trout where lots of hungery Arctic Grayling to the 18" range.
The Arctic Char fishing this season was awesome with a big out pouring of Sockeye smolts. The fishing with Flies or Jigs was unsurpassed with a fish on every cast and fish to 10 pounds you just cant beat that kind of fishing.
Alaska Kigfishers would like to thank all of you who fished with us this season. Thank you for the great time and we look forward to seeing you all next year.
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| Nushagak River - July 12th, 2006 |
RECORDED: 
55 °
FISHING: Excellent
The Numbers of Salmon are still pouring into the Nushagak at a steady rate. As of today the Nushagak has seen an excapement of 114,887 Kings, 491,639 Sockeyes and 641,529 Chums ( last report was an error on Alaska Department of Fish and Games Numbers).
The Fishing for Kings continues to be strong with boats averaging 30 to 40 fish per boat per day. The average size of the fish has gone up with fish approaching the 40 to 45 pound size.
With a only a couple of days left in the season the fishing looks like it will be good right up to the end.
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| Agulowak River - July 12th, 2006 |
RECORDED:
55 °
FISHING: Excellent
The Agulowak has had the most amazing run of Sockeyes in history of record keeping for the Alaska Department of fish and game. With 3,599,022 sockeyes you can say with out question that fishing has nothing short of spectacular.
When fishing for sockeyes clients have not had to fish more then about fifteen minutes to catch there limit. After there limit has been caught they have continued to educate sockeyes to what catch and release is all about with each angler hooking up to 60 fish a piece a morning.
The river has dropped quite a bit giving us accsess to large abundance of fiesty Rainbows. Swinging leeches has been awesome with trout smashing flies on almost every cast. For the angler looking to tie into nice big trout on dry flies then the afternoons have given them great oppertunity to do so with good hatches of mayflys coming out to warm themselves in the sun.
The Artic Char fishing at the mouth has continued to be great with smolt still making there annual migration to the sea. Char have been attacking flies and jigs at great speeds. Fish to 8 pounds have come to the net lately.
Teh fishing on the Agulowak should continue to get better for Trout and Char but will start slowing down for sockeyes as the run comes to and end.
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| Nushagak River - July 3rd, 2006 |
RECORDED:
74 °
FISHING: Excellent
The Nushagak is RED HOT !!! We have have had 98,700 Kings, 337,000 Sockeyes and an impressive 553,000 Chums move up through the Nushagak as of today.
We just had a group of Clients leave and two of them kept track of there catch and they landed a combined total of 437 Kings in four days, fo two Guys. WOW
As the 4 th of July comes upon us we are entering the peak of the Sockeye Run, which will lead to some great fishing. The King and Chum will remain strong over the next couple of weeks before it tapers off slowly.
If interested on Fly fishing , check out our photo gallery and see some of the great kings taken on the fly this last week.
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| Agulowak River - July 3rd, 2006 |
RECORDED:
75 °
FISHING: Excellent
The Agulowak started out the season with High water but it has dropped into great shape. The sockeye run has been outstanding with 2,010,913 fish up river as of today. Anglers have been catching an average of 40 fish a day per angler up to 9 pounds.
The Rainbows have been moving into the system from there spawning grounds more and more each day. Swinging leeches has has produce some great catches up to 23 inches. Dry fly and nymph fishing has been getting better each day. Artic Grayling fishing has been execellent on small dry flies.
The smolt migration is in full swing and the results are lots of hungry and aggresive Artic Char. The char are smashing flies with wreckless abanden, producing great catches with fish into the 10 pound range.
As the water continues to drop the fishing for Rainbows, Grayling and char will continue to get better. The Sockeye run should goood and strong for the next couple of weeks.
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| Nushagak River - July 2nd, 2006 |
RECORDED:
69 °
FISHING: Excellent
The Nushagak is RED HOT !!! We have have had 80,000 Kings, 310,000 Sockeyes and an impressive 475,000 Chums.
These numbers are only going to increse as the the first week of July onfolds.
The fishing just getting better each day. The boats had close to 100 fish each yesterday.
The King and chum salmon fishing with fly rods has been spectacular with multiple hooks up's per day for kings and non stop action for Chums.
Stay tuned for more updates.
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