Duncan and Sons Float Trips
Kanektok River, Southeast Alaska

The camp is based on the Kanektok River, which flows directly into Kuskokwim Bay. Famous for its beautifully-marked "Leopard" rainbows, the river also hosts superb runs of all 5 species of Pacific salmon, as well as sea run Dolly Varden and resident grayling.

The rivers are the perfect size - small enough to wade effectively and do some exciting sight fishing, but large enough to comfortably float down.

Located 30 miles upstream from the river's mouth, Kanektok Camp is surrounded by a 2.2 million acre federal wilderness area. Outfitter access to the wilderness portion of the river is severely limited by law -- there are no operations upriver, and only ten anglers a week are allowed here.

Duncan's camp is one of only two permitted to use jet boats on the entire river. The camp is in the center of the trout fishery and has immediate access to the desirable "braids" section, where you can lose yourself in the small, meandering backchannels and tributaries. For those wanting to tangle with heavier game, simply walk over to the main channel, where the bulk of the salmon species are making their way upstream. Unlike many of the other regions of Alaska, the rainbows in the Kanektok are year round residents of the river and put on weight at a tremendous rate as the season progresses..

The river camp theme of the operation allows for increased fishing time and mobility. Guides use jet-equipped river sleds (two anglers per guide), equipped to row, where this is an advantage. Since the wilderness status of the area does not allow permanent structures, the camp uses top-quality Weatherport tents, erected on wooden platforms. Hot water, heated tents and great food round out this remote top-notch trout operation. It is the real Alaska, heavily wooded and loaded with wildlife, and offers a great combination of fly-fishing and service at a great value.

Included in the package is transportation to and from camp from Quinhagak, meals (including beer and wine with dinners), lodging, and guiding services on the river. Not included is roundtrip transportation from Anchorage to Quinhagak, fishing license, and any favorite alcoholic beverages.

This is truly a one-of-a kind experience. You will view gorgeous, pristine Alaskan scenery just the way Mother Nature made it. The fish are BIG, and plentiful. The camp prepares hearty meals and comfortable tents--all in a wilderness setting.

Lodging
Since the wilderness status of the area does not allow permanent structures, the camp uses top-quality Weatherport tents, erected on wooden platforms. Hot water, heated tents and great food round out this remote top-notch trout operation.

Travel Arrangements
Guests arrive in Anchorage Friday evening, spend the night, and leave for the camp Saturday morning. The scenic route's first leg arrives in Bethel, where you'll have a short layover before your connecting flight to the village of Quinhagak, where you will be met by camp staff. They'll load you and your luggage into their state-of-the-art jet sleds, and whisk you upriver for the approximately 1 1/2 hour ride to camp. Departure from Quinhagak to Bethel to Anchorage is the following Saturday. Anglers can choose between departing Anchorage late afternoon to begin their journey home, or overnighting and starting fresh the next morning.

Length of Stay:
Saturday-Saturday.

Inclusions
The rate includes: Transportation to and from camp from Quinhagak, meals (including beer and wine with dinners), lodging, and guiding services on the river.

Non-Inclusions:
This rate does not include: Terminal tackle, flies, lures, lines, gratuities, roundtrip transportation from Anchorage to Quinhagak, fishing license, and any favorite alcoholic beverages

Deposit
A 50 percent deposit is due to secure a reservation.