Eric Loomis Fishing Alaska
Independent · Soldotna, Alaska
Eric Loomis Fishing Alaska is an independent fishing guide based in Soldotna, Alaska, running drift boat, nearshore, and backcountry trips for king salmon, sockeye salmon, silver salmon, rainbow trout, halibut, lingcod, and rockfish on Kenai River, Kasilof River, Cook Inlet, and Prince William Sound. You book directly with the guide, and Driftline takes no commission.
Based in Soldotna, Eric Loomis guides river floats on the Kenai and Kasilof plus saltwater runs out of Cook Inlet and Prince William Sound, chasing salmon, rainbow trout, halibut, lingcod and rockfish, with fly out days to remote water.
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What waters does Eric Loomis Fishing Alaska fish?
Eric Loomis Fishing Alaska guides Kenai River, Kasilof River, Cook Inlet, and Prince William Sound, out of Soldotna, Alaska. Trips are matched to water conditions and the season, so the exact stretch depends on when you fish.
What fish can you catch with Eric Loomis Fishing Alaska?
On Eric Loomis Fishing Alaska's trips you're targeting king salmon, sockeye salmon, silver salmon, rainbow trout, halibut, lingcod, and rockfish. What's biting shifts through the year, and the guide sets the day around what's fishing best on their home water.
What kind of trips does Eric Loomis Fishing Alaska run?
Eric Loomis Fishing Alaska runs drift boat, nearshore, and backcountry trips on Kenai River, Kasilof River, Cook Inlet, and Prince William Sound. Reach out for exact trip lengths, group sizes, and what's included. The guide sets those directly.
Do I need a fishing license to fish in Alaska?
Yes: everyone fishing Alaska waters needs a valid Alaska fishing license. You buy your own; get it from Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Eric Loomis Fishing Alaska can point you to the right one for your trip.
How do I book a trip with Eric Loomis Fishing Alaska?
You book directly with Eric Loomis Fishing Alaska: through their website at ericloomisfishingalaska.com or by phone. Driftline lists the guide but takes no commission and no booking fee, so the price you get is the guide's own.
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