Olympic Peninsula Salmon and Steelhead Fishing Guides as well as Alaska Salmon Fishing Guides.

| Home | Olympic Peninsula Salmon and Steelhead Fishing | Olympic Peninsula Hunting Trips |
| Alaskas Kasilof River Salmon Fishing | Olympic Peninsula Lodging | Alaska Lodging | Gallery |

Salmon & Steelhead Fishing Guides for Washington States Olympic Peninsula & Salmon Fishing Guides for Alaska's Kenai Peninsula's Kasilof River.

Aventure Northwest would like to invite you to Washington States Olympic Peninsula for a Steelhead, Salmon fishing or hunting adventure of a lifetime.

Born and raised in the small town of Forks Washington I have Fished & Hunted the Olympic Peninsula all my life, and make my living as Full Time Guide I have also spent 15 years specializing on the Kasilof River of Alaska's Kenai Peninsula.
Olympic Peninsula Hunting Trips are also available for Roosevelt Elk as well as Blacktail Deer and Black Bear

Olympic Peninsula Fishing

The Olympic Peninsula is famous for its  Fall Salmon and Winter Steelhead runs, Kings Salmon to 50lbs and Steelhead to 20lbs are common, and often exceeded.

This is America's only Rainforest which is locate on the renowned Olympic Peninsula. It is a unique area of all of North America with its dense evergreen forests.
This is where you can find freeroaming Roosevelt Elk which is clearly the most difficult of the sub-species of Elk in the northern hemisphere.
The area has a multitude of scenic rivers and has a abundant number of things to do insofar as tourist activities, especially steelhead and salmon fishing as well as cutthroat trout fishing.

The coastal beaches along the westside of the Olympic Peninsula are clearly the most scenic in North America.
Come and experience the Olympic Peninsula's Scenic Beauty and wild life. Enjoying its bounty is sure to make a memorable vacation.

Olympic Peninsula Hunting

World renown hunting consultant and booking agent Dale Hedgpeth with an Olympic Peninsula Roosevelt Elk taken on a hunting trip with Dean Swerin Owner of Aventure Northwest.

The Kenai Peninsula's Kasilof river, best known for its sheer numbers of King Salmon rather than their size (18-35 lbs.first run) ( 20-60 lbs second run) and is likely to produce numerous hook-ups!

The best of Alaska is only two scenic hours from Anchorage. Pristine rivers filled with world class fish, snowcapped mountains, calving glaciers and enough wildlife to fill a dozen rolls of film. Whatever your fancy-wildlife, history, culture or adventure-the Kenai Peninsula is the place for you!

There are countless options on the peninsula; the tough part is deciding where to wet your line first. The Kenai Peninsula’s rivers are among the most famous, most intensely managed, fresh water salmon fisheries in Alaska. While the mammoth King Salmon are the most eagerly sought after fish, there are also bountiful runs of other salmon such as the silvers.

Whether an angler is fly fishing all alone, drifting for King Salmon or commissioning a deep-sea halibut charter, the Kenai Peninsula is unquestionably the best catch. Fishing isn't limited to the summer season - anglers have a chance to test their skill year-round. Spring and fall are also excellent times of the year to wet a line. And there is ample occasion to ice fish for salmon or trout on a crisp winter day on many peninsula lakes.

| Home | Olympic Peninsula Salmon and Steelhead Fishing | Olympic Peninsula Hunting Trips |
| Alaskas Kasilof River Salmon Fishing | Olympic Peninsula lodging | Alaska Lodging | Gallery |