Kenai River Fishing Lodge
World class Alaska fishing for salmon, trout, and halibut coupled with the finest Alaska Fishing lodge on the Kenai River is what you’ll find at Krog’s Kamp. We cater to fishing groups, families, solo travelers and we excel at corporate team building and incentive trips as well.
Krog's Kamp is conveniently located on the banks of the bountiful Kenai River. We cater to fishing groups, families, solo travelers and we excel at corporate team building and incentive trips as well. All of our accommodations have private baths, gas grills, television. WiFi is available at no charge in addition to fax services. Satellite TV is available in the main house for special programs. There is a large kamp hot tub and sauna. The river frontage is available for use by all guests in the kamp. Come and join the Krog's Kamp Family. Let us help you plan your next Kenai fishing vacation. Our fishing season is short and space is limited. Book your Kenai River fishing trip early so you can secure the dates you want.
All clients are encouraged to obtain trip insurance. Krog’s Kamp reserves the right to cancel or alter any package or itinerary as conditions may require. All prices are quoted based on double occupancy and current rates at the time of this printing and are subject to change without notice. There is a 4% service charge for credit cards payments. A deposit of 50% per person is required upon reservation. Cash, traveler checks, personal or business checks are accepted. All prices are subject to Fuel Surcharge plus Borough Sales Tax. All prices are per person, double occupancy. Our cancellation policy allows you a full refund only with advanced notice in writing 60 days prior to your arrival date. No refunds for non-appearances, early departures or missed trips.
All packages include: Lodging in one of our one bedroom cabins or our two bedroom chalets, guided charters, all fishing gear while guided (rods, reels, bait), experienced fully insured & U.S. coast guard licensed captains with comfortable boat. Guests have access to private riverbank for non-guided fishing. Not included: Air Fare, car rental, fish processing, shipping costs, fishing license, king salmon stamp, evening meals.
Limits of Responsibility and Liability: We are always aware of safety, however, outdoor activities in Alaska are not risk-free. At times trips in the ocean will be canceled due to weather conditions. We make every effort to ensure client safety. However, we do not assume responsibility for injury to clients, personal belongings or for time and expenses incurred. Upon making the deposit to Krog’s Kamp, the depositor agrees to be bound by the above-stated terms and conditions of our liability and cancellation policies.
Our Lodge
We offer a home-like atmosphere and guided fishing trips for salmon, trout, halibut and other bottom fish.
Learn moreFishing Trips
World-Class Alaska fishing for salmon, trout and halibut on the Kenai River is what you’ll find at Krog’s Kamp.
Learn moreActivities
Sightseeing, wildlife, aerial tours, horseback riding, kayaking, parasailing and hiking opportunities abound.
Learn moreVacation Packages
Our Alaska vacation packages are fully outfitted and professionally guided by the best guides in Alaska!
Learn moreMeeting & Events
With a capacity of up to 40 people in shared accommodations, Krog's Kamp is ideal for business incentive trips.
What To Bring
It's not uncommon to have morning temperatures in the 40's with the afternoon warming up to 70 degrees.
Kenai River Fishing Season
The Kenai River fishing season for Chinook Salmon starts in May with the first run of King Salmon weighing in at an average of 35 pounds. We catch these fish in the salt waters of Cook Inlet as well as in our rivers. The second run of Kings weighing an average of over 50 pounds hits the river in July. This is also when the “hogs” are most likely to be found. The first run of sockeye salmon hits the Kenai River at the beginning of June. These meaty fighters weigh an average of 8 pounds and are considered by many to be the best eating of all the salmon.
The second run of sockeye salmon enters the Kenai in mid-July. These fish are larger weighing an average of 10 pounds. The acrobatic silver salmon begin entering the Kenai River the end of July and are here well into the fall months. Pound for pound, these fish are considered by many to be the best fighters of all the salmon. Kenai fishing charters for halibut include several choices. Homer, Deep Creek, Seward, and Whittier all fish the waters of Cook Inlet. The average sized halibut weighs in at around 45-60 pounds but there are many fish caught that weigh in excess of 100 pounds.