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Fly Out Fishing Journey to the Nush
Far removed from the Kenai Peninsula and South Central Alaska, the Nushagak River holds one of the largest runs of king salmon in all of Alaska. Each year upwards of 200,000 chinook return to this Western Alaska River. Departing west across Cook Inlet from Kenai, your journey to the "Nush" will take you through some of the most scenic and remote wilderness on earth. After crossing Cook Inlet, you will enter the Alaska Range through Lake Clark Pass and be surrounded by awesome views of Lake Clark National Park, Lake Illiamna, hundreds of miles of boundless tundra and raw wilderness, and finally the legendary Nushagak River.
For more information on pricing for this trip and other remote fly out fishing trips, please see our rates page.
For additional fly out destinations, please see: http://www.mgfalaska.com/flyout.html
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Unbelievable
Scenery....
and even better fishing
For
a guide, these trips are sheer chaos as virtually the entire time there
are lines in the water, there is at least one fish on. Doubles, triples,
and even quads, become routine in this mother of all king rivers. There
are sure to be some droopy heads on the flight back to Island Lake in
North Kenai. This is a full day of exhilarating scenery and world class
king salmon fishing, an experience long remembered, even for the most
seasoned angler. A Journey to the Nush is definitely a complete and
unique Alaskan experience.
