Steehead Fishing in Alaska

Fly Fishing for Wild Steelhead

The Duncans run some of the best river camps in Alaska, and they have tapped into another winner. Dave Duncan and Sons have discovered remote coastal rivers with strong steelhead runs and silver salmon. Each season, the Duncans' guests are the only anglers allowed to fish this special river. Six guests per week.

Getting to Duncan's Steelhead Camp:

On Friday, you’ll fly to Kodiak Airport (ADQ) in Kodiak, Alaska. Upon your arrival in Kodiak, you’ll need to call Kodiak Air Service to arrange your charter flight to the Camp the following morning. You’ll stay overnight in Kodiak. The Duncan’s recommend the Best Western Kodiak Inn, about $200.00 per night and not included in the package. Free shuttle service is provided to and from the airport. On Saturday morning, a representative from Kodiak Air Service will drive you to their location for the Beaver de Havilland floatplane flight or the Maritime Helicopters’ terminal for the helicopter flight. The roundtrip flight between Kodiak and the Camp is $800.00 per person. Airfare is not included.

2023 Rate:

7-nights and 6.5-days guided fishing $6,100.00 per person
2023 Weeks: August 19-26, August 26 - Sept. 2, September 2-9, September 9-16, September 16-23, September 23-30, Sept. 30 - Oct. 7, and October 7-14.

Steelhead Fishing in Alaska

Package Includes:

Ground transfer in Kodiak to helicopter or floatplane flight, guided fishing, use of rods, reels, fly tying materials, tent camping, all meals at camp, and all non-alcoholic beverages.

Package Does Not Include:

Airfare, hotels and meals in Kodiak, sleeping bag, alcohol, fishing license, gratuities, Global Rescue, travel insurance, a Land Use Permit Fee of $50.00 per person payable to the Koniag Native Corporation to fish on the Koniag Islands, and anything not mentioned under inclusions.