STEELHEAD FISHING TRIPS
Steelhead Fishing Trips
When hooked, steelhead jump repeatedly three to five feet out of the water while screaming 40 to 50 yards of line off your reel. These Northwest prizefighting fish average 8 to 14 pounds, and large steelhead weigh in the low 20s. Pound for pound, steelhead are considered the hardest-fighting fish in the world.
The Duncans take six anglers per week into this remote Kodiak, Alaska, area to fish for wild Steelhead. Getting in and out of camp requires airdropping gear and supplies from a floatplane and then hiking to the camp from a nearby lake.
Flyfish for Sapsuk River steelhead September through mid-October. Two anglers per guide. Aleutian Anglers run a deluxe camp on the Sapsuk River, also known as the Hoodoo on the Alaska Peninsula.
Wild Rivers Lodge is situated on the banks of the world-renowned Skeena River in beautiful British Columbia. The Skeena River is home to the largest run of wild steelhead in the world and also the world record.
Fly or lure fish the Rogue River for 4-to 10-pound summer steelhead and the world-famous half-pounders (1½ to 3 pounds steelhead - nicknamed by Zane Grey). You'll stay at three comfortable riverside lodges.