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<blockquote data-quote="eseamands" data-source="post: 164869" data-attributes="member: 629">We went in 2015 for a trip in August.&nbsp; We used Reel Em Inn charters out of Ninilchik (south of Anchorage).&nbsp; It was a great trip.&nbsp; Our Captain happened to be from Minnesota, so we enjoyed some good rib-rubbing with this blue-plater while we fished and had a few beers. This side of the peninsula is Cook Inlet, and didn't offer any Rockfish, but did have excellent Halibut Fishing.&nbsp; Reel Em Inn has a decent place to stay and was very affordable. Biggest caught was 130#.&nbsp;&nbsp; We also caught some rays, sharks, regular cod, and our limit of 12 halibut from 35-130 pounds.&nbsp; Fished for salmon in rivers.&nbsp; When we went in August we were hitting 2nd run silvers and late season pinks.&nbsp; Fished outside of Wasilla on Willow Creek and also on the Russian.&nbsp; Did not need a guide as we have friends that live there and knew the regs and where to fish.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="eseamands, post: 164869, member: 629"] We went in 2015 for a trip in August. We used Reel Em Inn charters out of Ninilchik (south of Anchorage). It was a great trip. Our Captain happened to be from Minnesota, so we enjoyed some good rib-rubbing with this blue-plater while we fished and had a few beers. This side of the peninsula is Cook Inlet, and didn't offer any Rockfish, but did have excellent Halibut Fishing. Reel Em Inn has a decent place to stay and was very affordable. Biggest caught was 130#. We also caught some rays, sharks, regular cod, and our limit of 12 halibut from 35-130 pounds. Fished for salmon in rivers. When we went in August we were hitting 2nd run silvers and late season pinks. Fished outside of Wasilla on Willow Creek and also on the Russian. Did not need a guide as we have friends that live there and knew the regs and where to fish. [/QUOTE]

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