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How To Fish The Russian River Alaska - CATCH YOUR LIMIT!!!

HOW TO FISH THE RUSSIAN RIVER ALASKA Like & Subscribe for more! We have several trips planned this year and would love to share those with you. PURCHASE YOUR RUSSIAN RIVER TACKLE BOX HERE: https://www.etsy.com/shop/PreyOnAdven... Instagram:   / preyonadventure   Facebook:   / preyonadventure   Website: https://preyonadventure.com/how-to-fi... The Russian River in Alaska is a world famous river and it has a large run of sockeye (Red) Salmon. The Russian River is a 13 mile long river on the Kenai peninsula that flows from Upper Russian Lake and into Lower Russian lake. Eventually it flows into the town of Cooper Landing Alaska and the upper Kenai river. This river has world class fishing for Sockeye Salmon fishing making it extremely popular. And because it is so popular it is basically a warzone and dubbed the name combat fishing. In 2019 we had an extraordinary year where over 100K salmon came through the Russian River. Normally we see around 40K to 60K fish come through. There were so many fish that they raised the limit to 9 fish per day and 18 in possession. You can check out the triple the limit video to see how we did :    • TRIPLE LIMIT INCREASE!! Combat Fishin...   GEAR AND TACKLE: WHAT WE USE: Make sure to check the fishing regulations before you come out! Russian River Gear Requirements: Fly Fishing only*** This doesn't mean a fly fishing rod just the Russian river fly lurer (It refers to the tackle that you have to use). Regulations from ADFG- Russian River: Only one unbaited, single hook, artificial lure or fly is allowed year-round. The gap between point and shank must be ⅜ inch or less. The Russian River from an ADF&G marker located 100 yards upstream of its mouth to an ADF&G marker located 600 yards downstream of the falls: May 1–June 10: Closed to all fishing. June 11–August 20: Only artificial flies are allowed. Gear in Fly-Fishing-Only waters One unweighted, single hook, unbaited fly with gap between point and shank of 3/8” or less is allowed. The fly must weigh less than ¼ oz. Artificial flies are defined on page 8 of the ADFG reg book If weights are used, they must be at least 18” ahead of the fly. Coho salmon: • July 1–September 30: Open to fishing for coho. • 1 per day, 1 in possession. A coho salmon 16 inches or longer that is removed from the water must be retained and becomes part of the bag limit of the person who originally hooked the fish. You must not remove a coho salmon 16 inches or longer from the water before releasing it. Sockeye salmon: • June 11–August 20: Open to fishing for sockeye. • 3 per day, 6 in possession. • Daily limits for other species are shown on page 59. • The Russian River Upstream from an ADF&G marker about 600 yards downstream of the falls: • Closed to all salmon fishing. • June 11–April 30: Open to fishing for species other than salmon. • • Daily limits for other species are shown on page 59 http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/Static-sf/... https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/static/re... WEIGHTS ¼ ounce splitshot I usually use 3-4 of them but will adjust weights depending on the flow of the river or the depth. Deeper/faster water = more weight Slower / shallow water = less weight I want to feel my weight bounce off the bottom of the river and move at the same pace as the flow of the river. LEADER LENGTH From the fly - go up the line about three or four feet and that's where you will put the weights ROD 9 ft 10 weight Lamiglas X11 Fly Rod https://www.lamiglas.com/collections/... REEL 9 x 9 Redington Behemoth Fly Reel https://www.amazon.com/Redington-Behe... LINE 25 lbs Fluorocarbon line or with 10 wt sinking fly line. Fly line is easier on your hands. WADERS SIMMS waders are reasonably priced and durable, long lasting, and reliable. https://www.simmsfishing.com/shop/wom... Neoprene waders are another good option WADING BOOTS Any boots made for wading will do. Wading boots do not hold water, and they do not weigh you down, highly recommend! **Be careful during RIVER CROSSINGS DRY BAGS - MUST HAVE* Protect your gear!! We recommend packing all of your valuables in dry bags. AKFISH DryBags; https://www.alaskanshirts.com/product... WADING BELT POLARIZED SUNGLASSES - MUST HAVE* CONTENTS OF BACKPACK PREY ON ADVENTURE FLY TACKLE BOX: https://www.etsy.com/shop/PreyOnAdven... Box Includes: - Russian River Fly's - bags of weights - Clippers - Stringer - Tackle Box Fishing License: http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?... 10 gallon ziplock bags, this is for fish fillets 2 garbage bags, this is to haul or pack all of the fish fillets. Pliers Small towel Fillet knife Water Snacks bug spray Cash for ferry or for parking TO READ MORE: https://preyonadventure.com/how-to-fi...