A guided float trip on Moraine Creek offers one of the best experiences for world-class rainbow trout fishing while immersing yourself in the remote Alaskan wilderness. Fishing in Moraine Creek is unique for several reasons:
World-Class Rainbow Trout Fishing: Moraine Creek is famous for its large, hard-fighting rainbow trout—some of the best in Alaska. These fish thrive thanks to the abundant food from annual salmon runs.
Spectacular Salmon Runs: The creek experiences massive sockeye salmon runs in the summer, attracting predators like trout and bears. The salmon spawn provides a rich food source, making fishing exceptionally productive.
Remote and Pristine Wilderness: Located in Katmai National Park, Moraine Creek boasts an unspoiled environment with breathtaking landscapes of mountains, tundra, and clear waters.
Wildlife Encounters: Anglers often see bears fishing alongside them, as well as eagles, wolves, and other wildlife, creating a truly wild experience.
Fly Fishing Paradise: The creek is shallow and clear, making it ideal for sight fishing and fly fishing. Anglers can spot and target fish, enhancing both challenge and excitement.
Limited Access: Its remoteness requires access by floatplane, which limits crowds and preserves the solitude and quality of the fishing experience.
These factors make Moraine Creek a bucket-list destination for anglers.
Detailed Breakdown for Planning Your Adventure:
Why Choose a Guided Float Trip?
- Access Remote Waters: Float trips allow you to cover more of Moraine Creek and access less-pressured fishing spots, you wills ee other anglers on the Moraine. .
- Expert Guidance: Our professional guides know the creek intimately, including the best locations for trout and the most effective flies to use.
- Safety: Guides ensure proper bear safety protocols, navigation, and wilderness guidelines are followed.
- Comfort: Trips include meals, quality camping gear, and logistical support.
Trip Highlights
- Duration: Seven days and six nights for trips in 2025.
- Fishing: Enjoy consistent opportunities to catch wild rainbow trout, with some specimens exceeding 25 inches.
- Scenery: Experience breathtaking landscapes, including rugged mountains, clear waters, and abundant wildlife.
- Wildlife Viewing: Be prepared for encounters with brown bears, bald eagles, and other wildlife native to Katmai.
What’s Included?
- Fishing Gear: High-quality rods and reels (available by request), flies, and beads (bringing your own gear is often welcome).
- Meals: Hearty meals prepared on-site.
- Camping Equipment: Tents, cots, camp chairs, and sleeping pads.
- Transportation: Floatplane flights from King Salmon to Moraine Creek at Spectacle Lake and back.
What to Bring
- Personal Gear:
- Layered clothing (wool/synthetic for warmth and quick drying).
- Waterproof waders and boots.
- A good rain jacket.
- Polarized sunglasses for better visibility in the water.
- Bear Safety Gear: Guides are armed, but it’s important to familiarize yourself with bear safety rules.
- Miscellaneous: Sunscreen, insect repellent, and a quality camera.
Costs
- Rates: Published: $6,495.00 **Special** $5,995.00pp per person for a seven-day, six-night guided float trip from King Salmon, Alaska. This cost typically includes meals, equipment, floatplane access, and guiding services.
- Limited Availability: Trips available from August 12 to 18, 2025, and August 20 to 26, 2025.
This comprehensive guide should help you plan your adventure at Moraine Creek effectively, more information can be found on the Alaska Rainbow Adventures website at www.akrainbow.com
