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Top nearest Arctic Grayling fishing charters
- Kamas, UtahHalf Day Trip – Fly or Spin Fishing:US $300
Fishtales Outfitting – Madison River
Ennis, MontanaHalf day guided fly fishing:US $625Fishtales Outfitting – Jefferson River
Silver Star, MontanaFull Day Trip – Fly Fishing:US $750Fishtales Outfitting – Blackfoot River
Greenough, MontanaHalf day guided fly fishing:US $625Fishtales Outfitting Bitterroot Riv
Hamilton, MontanaFull Day Trip:US $750Ruby Range Wilderness & Fishing Lodge
Destruction Bay, Yukon3 Day – Remote Fishing Trip:US $604Salmon Fishing Charter Featured on ESPN
Palmer, AlaskaLast Call for fishing Shared trip:US $290Best Salmon Fishing near Anchorage
Palmer, AlaskaLast Call for fishing! Shared trip:US $290Voted Top Salmon Fishing Charter—26 times
Palmer, AlaskaShared ½ Day Trip @ 430 AM 5 hrs:US $290
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- Half Day Trip- Float



FishHound Expeditions provides a great half day out on the water. We provide all gear necessary to fish minus a one day fishing license. You will meet your guide at the boat launch and after a quick vehicle shuttle you will get into one of our rafts and float down the river. We spend the majority of our time fishing. Water is provided. We target Rainbow Trout, Arctic Grayling, and Dolly Varden which are catch and release only on our rivers. Depending on trip window Salmon may or may not be present.Po osobiUS $300 - Half day guided fly fishing



+1Join us for an action packed half day of Montana guided fly fishing!Cena za do 2 osobaUS $625 - Full Day Trip – River Bank (Guided)



+4Expect at least 6 hours of prime fishing with your guide, who will equip you with essential knowledge about current regulations, river conditions, and optimal fly selections. We'll also supply all the necessary fishing gear. Our professional guide's calm, positive attitude and deep river expertise will enhance your experience. Don't forget to purchase your fishing license online and bring lunch, snacks, and drinks for a full day on the water. Please note that there is a 3 percent tax not included.Po osobiUS $330 - After Lunch Slammin' Salmon (2PM)



+3Join us on the lower Susitna River to target silver salmon! We will meet at Deshka Landing in Willow and head either up or down river in order to get you on the best fishing possible! Each guest is allowed up to 6 pink salmon AND 3 other salmon per day and these super acrobatic fish can be caught with about any technique you can think of!Neposredna potvrdaPo osobiUS $150 - Full Day Upper Trout/Sockeye II



+1Fish the Upper Kenai river for 7 hours, floating the pristine turquoise blue Kenai River waters. We will target Rainbow Trout, Dolly Varden, and multiple Salmon species depending on the season. Bring your camera for photos of eagles, moose, and black and brown bears that inhabit this scenic float through the small town of Cooper Landing. Light lunch and snacks, as well as drinks, will be provided. Seasonal trip.Po osobiUS $350 - Everyone Loves Brunch (11 AM)



+3A great trip for beginners, families, and experts alike! Fly fishing, casting lures, eggs under a bobber, the multitude of techniques are endless! Depending on current regulations, guests are allowed up to 3 Salmon per person per day. All Trout, Grayling, and Dolly Varden are catch and release only. Not unlikely for guests to catch 3, 4, or more species of fish during the same trip! Let us know if you have any questions!Neposredna potvrdaPo osobiUS $200 - Last Call for fishing! Private Trip



Enjoy a private Knik or Talkeetna River outing, 30 minutes to 2 hours north of Anchorage. (Weather, fishing conditions and regulations will determine location and can change the day before your trip. Notification will be emailed) We provide all fishing gear, rain gear, and waders. You bring a fishing license, food, drinks, and dress warm. FYI- Late-season harvest isn’t guaranteed as spawning salmon stop feeding, so expect more catch-and-release since the salmon meat quality naturally declines.Neposredna potvrdaCena za do 6 osobaUS $800 - Full Day Trip – Fishing And Rafting



This is a full day guided river excursion in a whitewater raft. We are targetting trophy native Rainbow Trout, Grayling, Dolly Varden and Salmon on some of Alaska's best fishing rivers. We provide the gear and experienced river guides so you can enjoy the Wild River Adventure of a lifetime!Neposredna potvrdaPo osobiUS $325 Miller's Riverboat Service
Willow, AlaskaHalf Day Trip – Trout/Grayling

This is a very special trip that can accommodate up to 3 anglers. Expect a tranquil wilderness experience with an opportunity to catch lots of fish. Contact us if you would like to fish more than 3 anglers and we can add another guide to the trip.Neposredna potvrdaPo osobiUS $250Ruby Range Wilderness & Fishing Lodge
Destruction Bay, Canada3 Day – Remote Fishing Trip


+1Kluane Lake is one of Canada’s largest glacial lakes; remote, glacier-fed, and lightly fished. Talbot Arm is a private, boat-access-only section with no roads, no crowds, and virtually no fishing pressure. Target Lake Trout, Arctic Grayling, Northern Pike, Whitefish, and Burbot. Crystal-clear water allows sight-fishing the shallows, dry fly action for Grayling, aggressive Pike strikes, and deep-water battles with large Lake Trout. Self-guided fishing: your boat, your schedule, your water.Neposredna potvrdaPo osobiUS $302
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- 4.0/5(Full Day Trip – Walk and Wade)
first time grayling fishing
Really enjoyed the day with Wyatt, nice young man, had good conversation the whole trip and shared photos of fish we’ve caught. We did catch a few grayling and lost a few. I was surprised by how suttle the take was. Also got one very spunky rainbow.
O Arctic Grayling ribolovu
Arctic Grayling are elegant freshwater fish known for their tall, sail-like dorsal fin and quick surface strikes. Anglers target them for lively action on light tackle and classic dry-fly eats. They live in cold, clean rivers and lakes across northern regions, making for wild, scenic trips.
Fly fishing is the most popular way to catch Arctic Grayling. Dry flies, nymphs, and small streamers all work well. Spinning with ultralight gear and tiny spinners or spoons also produces steady bites. Focus on riffles, seams, and pool tails where current slows and fish feed.
Expect fast-paced fishing with many opportunities, especially when insects hatch. Fights are spirited rather than heavy, which suits beginners and families. Polarized sunglasses help you spot holding water and watch surface takes. Pack warm layers, rain gear, and waders for river fishing, since weather can change fast.
Before you go, check local rules for fishing licenses and permits. Review season dates, harvest limits, and any special gear rules, such as single-barbless hooks or bait restrictions. Regulations vary by location and can change, so confirm details with local authorities before your trip.
Arctic Grayling are elegant freshwater fish known for their tall, sail-like dorsal fin and quick surface strikes. Anglers target them for lively action on light tackle and classic dry-fly eats. They live in cold, clean rivers and lakes across northern regions, making for wild, scenic trips.
Fly fishing is the most popular way to catch Arctic Grayling. Dry flies, nymphs, and small streamers all work well. Spinning with ultralight gear and tiny spinners or spoons also produces steady bites. Focus on riffles, seams, and pool tails where current slows and fish feed.
Expect fast-paced fishing with many opportunities, especially when insects hatch. Fights are spirited rather than heavy, which suits beginners and families. Polarized sunglasses help you spot holding water and watch surface takes. Pack warm layers, rain gear, and waders for river fishing, since weather can change fast.
Before you go, check local rules for fishing licenses and permits. Review season dates, harvest limits, and any special gear rules, such as single-barbless hooks or bait restrictions. Regulations vary by location and can change, so confirm details with local authorities before your trip.






















