August
brings spawning sockeye salmon to Moraine Creek and the streams that feed the lakes of the Bristol
Bay region and right behind the sockeye you find huge rainbow trout. One
of the most famous of these streams is Moraine creek.
For the most part you could say the Moraine is located in an area that
is true wilderness and where you are not likely to see another person.
This however changes when the sockeye salmon arrive to spawn and huge
rainbow trout follow right behind to feed on their eggs. It is this time
when anglers from around the world visit the Moraine in search of big
rainbows. The Moraine becomes a busy place by Alaska standards so if you
were looking to get away from other people this is definitely not the
time. It is however where you could quite possibly see and catch the
largest rainbow trout of your life!
There are benefits to being on the Moraine 24 hours per day in mid August
- mid September,
one is unlimited fishing time and that you generally will have first
access to holes where the fishing is hot before the lodges show up for
the day. You can also expect by floating this wonderful Alaskan stream
to fish water that those flying in will not spend the time or effort to
get to. You can however expect to see lots of non human fishers as bears
are very plentiful at this time of the year.
Come fishAlaska's
Moraine Creek with us August 28- September 2nd 2008! This
is one of our expedition style intimate rivers trips where you will get
to know the Moraine unlike any
lodge guest ever can as you live, eat and fish this World
Class Alaska Rainbow Trout destination up close and personal for six
days and five nights. Be on the water before the lodge guests fly in,
sight fish to rainbows that can be over 30" and in double digit weights,
watch bears feeding on spawning sockeye salmon and enjoy one of Alaska's
ultimate trout fishing destinations. Call right now for the details on
this special Alaska Rainbow Adventure and to reserve your slot (limited
to 6 persons) 907-357-0251 / 877-235-2647 Toll Free.
August
brings spawning sockeye salmon to Moraine Creek and the streams that feed the lakes of the Bristol
Bay region and right behind the sockeye you find huge rainbow trout. One
of the most famous of these streams is Moraine creek. 
