Fresh Palmer Fishing Reports

Captain Ray led a successful trip on the Knik River, landing several fresh silver salmon. The fish were biting early, with most action near gravel bars using spinners and eggs. The silvers were bright, healthy, and put up a great fight. Conditions were cloudy and cool—a perfect day on the river.

On a sunny morning, several anglers went fishing for salmon. Everyone was happy and hopeful as they cast their lines. Soon, each angler caught enough salmon to reach their limit. Before leaving, they shared smiles and stories. It was a great day, and all the anglers went home with fresh salmon and good memories.

Lots of action the last week here are the photos since people want to see proof in the pudding ?

We have been really busy and not had much time to put up report so I'm putting the last week's report today

We have been busy so I am putting the last week's photos all together

Captain Doug led a group of anglers on an exciting fishing adventure along the Knik River in Alaska. During their trip, they focused on catching two popular types of salmon: silver salmon and sockeye. Thanks to Captain Doug’s guidance and the prime conditions on the river, everyone in the group enjoyed a successful outing, reeling in plenty of fish and creating lasting memories of their Alaskan fishing experience. Even though it was raining, the spirits of the group remained high as they cast their lines into the misty current. The steady drizzle only added to the sense of adventure, with droplets sparkling on the river’s surface and the soft patter of rain creating a tranquil soundtrack for the day. Undeterred by the weather, everyone embraced the wild Alaskan elements, making their catches all the more rewarding.