- Our Lodge
From Riverfront Luxury Townhomes and Executive Forest View Chalets to our Deluxe Chalets in the Trees, Cozy Cabins or even Rustic Bungalows, We've spared no effort to make sure your say is as comfortable as possible after a long day of fighting our great Alaskan fish species.
We can support several guests at a time and offer spa services and exercise equipment to help you unravel.
Once you've experienced our lodging, you'll come back again and again. Don't forget, we also offer meeting space if you feel the need to combine business and pleasure!
- Fishing Trips
At Krog's Kamp, you will find experienced guides who are Coast Guard licensed and State permitted. All are first aid and CPR current. All fishing gear is provided by your guide or the kamp. You will need only a fishing license and a King Salmon stamp (if you are fishing for Kings) which can be purchased at the kamp for your convenience.
- Vacation Packages
- Vacation Packages
Custom Packages are available upon request - just tell us when you want to come, the number in your party, and the activities you wish to pursue and we will work up a custom package specifically tailored to your desires.
- Meetings & Events
Need a meeting room, we have that available as well. We have overhead projection capabilities, fax, copier, computer, and phone lines available. Combine business with pleasure at Krog's Kamp. Fish in the mornings and then have your business meetings in the afternoons or evenings. The friendly staff at Krogs Kamp is experienced and able to handle every detail of your Alaska fishing trip including air and ground transportation arrangements.
Fishing in Alaska is a truly wonderful experience that is like nowhere else. Whether you are interested in a true Alaska fishing vacation, business teaming adventure, or just want to get away to our Alaskan Fishing Lodge, Krog's Kamp is the place for you.
- Activities
Krog's Kamp is a first class Alaska
fishing lodge located on the famous Kenai River. Our lodging facilities
and "kamp" offer a homelike atmosphere where you can experience world
class guided Alaska fishing trip for salmon, halibut, and trout. You can
fish from the banks of the river in front of "kamp" for red salmon,
trout, and silver salmon, sit around the campfire swapping stories,
relax in the hot tub or sauna or spend quiet time alone.
- Photo Gallery
We hope you enjoy the Fishing Alaska photo gallery. Please check back often as we will be adding more images soon.
- E-Postcard
Share a fish with your friends and family!
Send them a virtual fish postcard, it's a great way to keep in touch!
To begin, have a look through our Postcard Sections
News Flash
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FISHING TRIPS 
ALASKA FISHING - CHINOOK SALMON (KINGS):The Alaska 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. Every year, many fish are caught which weigh in excess of 60 pounds. King Salmon season closes July 31 unless held over by emergency order of Fish and Game. For those who want a more wilderness experience or who are fly fishermen, fly-in trips across Cook Inlet to clear water streams or to the Nushagak River are also available beginning mid June through mid July. 
ALASKA FISHING - SOCKEYE SALMON (REDS):The first run of red salmon hits the Kenai River 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 reds enters the Kenai in mid-July. These reds are larger weighing an average of 10 pounds. With a limit of 3 per day, these fish provide the angler with a lot of excitement and challenge. Red salmon fishing is also available across Cook Inlet for those who wish to have a more wilderness experience. Red salmon are generally so abundant in the streams across the Inlet that the bears are frequently fishing in the same areas. It is quite common to have 3 or more brown bears feeding along the same area that you are fishing. Your guide will make certain that the bears do not get too close but just the sight of these majestic creatures can make your Alaska Fishing experience one to remember! 
ALASKA FISHING - SILVER SALMON (COHO):The acrobatic silver salmon begin entering the Kenai River the end of July and are here well into the fall of the year. Pound for pound, these fish are considered by many to be the best fighters of all the salmon. Your limit will be 2 silver salmon each day. Silver salmon fishing is also available on a flyout. Silvers enter the west side streams before entering the Kenai system so if you are here the middle of July or later, you should be able to get into some good silver salmon fishing. 
ALASKA FISHING - TROUT:The Alaska fishing season for Rainbow trout opens June 11 in the Kenai River. The upper Kenai River is clear water and is ideal for fly fishing as well as for spin casting. This is a beautiful journey through a wilderness area and is truly a fly fisherman's dream trip. Rainbow trout fishing in most areas is catch and release. Rainbow trout are also stocked in many Peninsula lakes and these can be kept. We can also offer flyouts for both Rainbow trout and Lake trout. A trip to Crescent Lake west is truly one of the most spectacular trips you can take here in Alaska. There are many other flyout trips available as well - just ask! 
ALASKA FISHING - HALIBUT:Alaska Fishing trips for halibut fishing include several choices. Homer, Deep Creek, Anchor Point all fish the waters of Cook Inlet on the west side of the Kenai Peninsula. Seward guides, fish the waters of Resurrection Bay and beyond. The average sized halibut weighs in at around 45-60 pounds but there are many fish caught that weigh in excess of 100 pounds. Halibut are bottom feeders so the best halibut times are when we have the least tidal exchange between high and low tide. This occurs twice monthly for several days in a row. 
ALASKA FISHING - CLAM DIGGING:Digging razor clams is one of our favorite activities throughout the summer months. We will outfit you with boots, shovels, clam guns, pails, and technical assistance before you go down the road to Clam Gulch. The limit on razor clams is 60 clams per person per day. We generally have two clam tide series a month. We dig razor clams on the minus tides and can usually get a limit in an hour or two. When you return to kamp, we will set up a cleaning station for you and show you how to clean your catch. If you don't want to clean your clams yourself, we can arrange to have them cleaned for you for a small fee. |
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