Alaska Fishing Forecast for 2011

Welcome to the 2011 Anchorage Alaska Fishing Forecast for the Anchorage area including the Susitna, Clear Creek, Fishing Creek, Kenai and Kasilof rivers. This page will be updated as the year progresses to keep current Alaska fishing reports for the 2011 Alaska fishing season.

Select Images Below Alaska Salmon Fishing Alaska Halibut Fishing Homer Alaska Fishing Ninilchik Halibut Fishing Kenai River Fishing Alaska Fishing and Lodging Alaska Grayling Fishing The Kenai River is not just where the largest salmon are found, it's also the most affordable destination due to it's proximity to Anchorage and the major road access points for fishing Alaska on today's tightened budgets.

Dipnetting On the Kenai River in 2011

July 18, 2011

Dipnetting for reds at the mouth of the Kenai River has become a yearly tradition amound Alaska residents. This special resident only subsistance fishery takes place at the mouth of the Kenai River near Soldotna. Lots of boats and bank fishermen crowd the river and its banks from the Warren Aims bridge down to the mouth with giant 5 foot diameter dipnets dressed in hip boots and waders. Expect the crowds to be there in force if you venture down this way in early through mid July.

Hire a Kenai River Guide Service for Dipnetting

A few of the guides listed have been taking residents out at the mouth of the Kenai River to dipnet reds from their boats rather than fighting the crowds along the banks. Check with the Kenai River Guides to see if they have a boat open to help fill your freezer in 2011.

ADF&G Predictions for 2011 Alaska Sport Fishing

January 12, 2010

As of todays date the Alaska Dept, of Fish and game has not released their sportfishing guesses for the coming fishing season. Once we hear the news we will report it here.

2011 Alaska Fishing Forecast

January 02, 2011

If your planning on heading to Alaska fishing in 2011, you can consider yourself more then just lucky, you are about to be treated to one of the most unimaginable fishing trips on planet earth.

Why do I say this? Simply because it's true. Every sense the economic problems began, fewer anglers have been making it to Alaska and this reduction in fishermen has ment fewer anglers competing for the same fishing areas. With fewer fishermen, great deals have surfaced offering affordable rates from guides as well as lodging too. Add this savings to the lighter then normal fishing pressure and your in for a real fantastic trip.

Areas like the Kenai River, Little Susitna River and Ship Creek will still see their fair number of anglers in 2011 but nothing like in the more distant past. Taking this into account, you can expect the experience to be more of the tranquil one and the strain upon your wallet to be much easier to swallow too.

2011 Salmon Fishing Forecast

Year	Susitna Drainage	Fish Creek	Kenai River	Kasilof River
20 Year Average	913,000	139,000	3,400,000	945,000
2008	344,000	53,000	3,064,000	1,300,000
2009	669,000	80,000	2,411,000	822,000
2010	542,000	142,000	1,672,000	901,000
2011

2011 Alaska Fishing Reports!

Fish Creek in Wasilla is looks to be hot for dipnet fishing in 2011.

Trout Fishing in Jewel Lake This stocked lake is popular with families year round.	Anchorage Salmon Fishing The where, when, and how of salmon fishing in Anchorage.	Ship Creek Fishing Wow, excellent fishing in the heart of Anchorage.	Anchorage Fishing Lodge Where the lodges are in the Anchorage area.

Anchorage Area Tours and Vacation Ideas.

Our choice for fishing and lodging on the Kenai River for 2011 goes to Alaska Fishing and Lodging!

Anchorage Alaska Fishing Report 2011 is a free service from the folks at the Anchorage Alaska web site. This page will be updated as the year progresses to keep current Anchorage Alaska fishing reports for the 2011 Alaska fishing season.