Fly Fishing In Denali
Denali Fly Fishing 6 Hr.
Guide's Choice Trip
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You will travel an area of small streams and wade fish for native Arctic Grayling, the northernmost member of the Trout family. Light weight gear is provided and ideal for catch and release fishing with barbless hooks. Some walking over uneven terrain is involved in order to bank or wade fish into moving water. No fly fishing experience is needed however you must be able to walk up to a half mile during the trip. An Alaska fishing license is required and for sale at the headquarters. All fishing gear, flies, rain jacket and hip waders are included. Bring a pair of good wool or acrylic socks, and sunglasses.
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Availability: May 12 - September 1
Times: 7:15AM-1:15PM
Duration: 6 hours​
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Full Day Trip
A full day with Denali Fly Fishing Guides allows even more time for travel to the area’s streams. You will be chasing Arctic Grayling on the Denali Highway or Rainbow Trout (July 15 – September 1) found south of Broad Pass on Denali National Park's southeastern border. Weather and water conditions will dictate where the best fishing can be found. Instruction and all equipment is provided as well as a sack lunch. ​
Bring a pair of good wool or acrylic socks, and sunglasses.
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Availability: June 1 - September 1
Time: 7:15 AM-3:45PM
Duration: 8.5 hours​​
Evening Trip Option
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Learn the basics from seasoned guides and spend the evening on a small, beautiful, clear water stream. A great opportunity for the experienced fisherman to pull away from a busy schedule for some stream time or for the beginner to get their feet wet. No worries, waders are included. Bring a pair of good wool or acrylic socks, and sunglasses.
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Availability: May 12 - September 1
Time: 4:30PM-9:PM
Duration: 4.5 hours​
Scenic Fishing Float Trip
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Six Hour Float Trip:
- $350 per person
- 7:15 AM - 1:15 PM
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Full Day Raft Trip: $445 per person
(with a minimum of two anglers)
- 7:15 AM – 3:45 PM
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A great way to experience our waterways is on a raft supported fishing trip. Our float trips differ from some lower 48 trips in that we use our boats to access some great fishing: however, we rarely fish while floating down the stream due to murky water. Usually, we fish after stopping at mouths of tributaries, getting out and wade fishing the feeder streams and upstream from the confluence. When the water conditions allow, we will also fish from the boat while floating downstream.​​
Deposit/Cancellation Policy
Book now, pay later!
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Payment is collected 48 hours prior to check in, cancel 72+ hours prior to check-in, within 48 hours of arrival tour is non-refundable.
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Tours operate rain or shine and seldom cancel for rainy weather. If a trip is cancelled a full refund will be issued.
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Due to high demand and short visitor season, we highly recommend travel insurance.