Remote river FLOATING & FISHING are two of the greatests adventure activities unique to Alaska. We use our rafts for both types of trips. Rafting trips are normally five to seven days. Most trips include an airtaxi flight to the most inexcessible river areas. Rafting allows you to parade past the wilderness shores of the Alaskan rivers and regions not accessible by any other means. When the plane leaves we are on our own. The river and all it's adventure for our personal pleasure. After each day of floating you will enjoy a comfortable camp on a sandbar where you are only a step away from World Class Five Star fishing. We catch all species of Alaskan fish. The ARCTIC MIDNIGHT SUN will not set. You can fish "around the clock." Wildlife inhabit the shore as you serenely meander through wilderness. We travel as far away as the Arctic Circle for our wilderness trekking adventures where you can day hike from the river. We avoid dangerous white water on these floats. Floating, fishing, trekking and rivershore campfires will capture your heart for the Alaskan Frontier. "Catch and Release" is the safe and environmentally wise practice of P.A.A. We eat what we catch. Ask about our special trips this year. We travel State wide including adventures North of the Arctic circle.

Chinook "King" salmon are the first species to arrive. These "Kings" are the largest salmon averaging over twenty pounds and frequently growing over fifty pounds. The best King fishing is early June. The season for Kings is open until the first week of July.

Cohoe "Silver" salmon arrive in early August. These six to fifteen pound fighters are the true sporting fish. Unlike all the other species that "sound" to the bottom when hooked, the cohoe dances across the water like a giant rainbow trout sometimes breaching out of the water in an attempt to throw the hook. I get excited just writing about them. I hope you will be here to meet them with hook, fly and sinker.

ARCTIC CIRCLE FLOAT TRIPS! The remote rivers of the Arctic North provide the ultimate adventure. Beyond the village of Kotzibou and above the Arctic Circle lie unfished waters. These small crystal clear tributaries of the Arctic tundra remain isolated and frozen except for the few weeks of summer when they spring to life with the ultimate sporting fish - Arctic Char. These fighters grow as long as 34" and weigh up to 17 pounds. In the fall of 1994, over a three day period, every one in our group hooked and released over 100 fish each day. I would love to take you there this fall. We also provide an extra day of fly-out trophy Northern pike fishing. These monsters frequently exceed 50 inches. This trip requires both commercial airline transportation from Anchorage as well as air charter service. Good physical health and condition are mandatory on this remote adventure.

Gear and Tackle are provided. Your personal items including sleeping bag are limited to a single large dry bag. Warm layers of clothing are better than large heavy jackets and parkas. Hip boots or waders will be necessary. We can provide you with generic hip boots and plenty of moleskin and medication for your blisters or you may to choose to purchase your own waders before the trip. We will be living in our boots for several days and comfort is very important. A pair of light weight sneakers or moccasins provide extra comfort. Extra wool socks are a must as well as neoprene gloves and warm head gear such as a wool socks cap. Personal consideration should be given your sleeping bag and rain gear. We can provide it, but you may want to invest in you own good fitting outfit.

Prices from $299 per day!
Commercial airtaxi services are not included.

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