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Thank you for choosing to fish with us. You’ve selected one of Alaska’s finest rivers for King Salmon fishing, and we’re excited to share this incredible experience with you.

Please review the insurance form (Click HERE for the Form) as it is required by our insurance carrier. The form will be completed and signed upon your arrival at camp. The agreement simply outlines that while we are responsible for maintaining a safe operation and handling any negligence on our part, guests are also expected to use reasonable judgment and follow guide instructions while on the water.

Your safety is our top priority. All of our guides are U.S. Coast Guard licensed and maintain current Certified First Aid training, updated at least every two years. Life jackets are required anytime you are in the boats.

After your deposit has been processed, I will send you an invoice and account statement. Please note that Alaska fishing licenses and King Salmon stamps are not included in the trip price. These can be purchased online through the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.

A 50% deposit is required to secure your reservation with the final payment due first week of April. All payments can be made by check or credit card; please note if wanting to use a credit card additional costs will occur.

Please mail to the address listed on the forms.

Getting Here

The earlier you can make your plane reservation is usually beneficial for both scheduling and price.

We request your arrival into Dillingham on the earliest available flight, on your arrival day. Your departure flight to Anchorage should be scheduled on the last flight out of Dillingham, on your departure day. It is essential that you adhere to these schedules to allow for the change out of guest early afternoon. Any deviation will be accommodated when possible. Please contact us in advance if you cannot make these arrangements. Custom flights can be arranged but may incur additional charges.

NEW: Because of limitations in recent flight schedules on outgoing Dillingham Alaska flights – it is best to expect to spend an evening in Dillingham. Obviously the Alaska outgoing flight schedule is subject to change – new flights might become available and may not be mentioned here.

We have provided a list with the various Bed & Breakfast & Hotels (Click HERE). Dillingham is a small regional hub to the Villages of Southwestern Alaska and does not have a lot of the amenities you may be use to. It is a very interesting place as it serves as both a supply station to the Villages and a hub to the commercial salmon fishing industry and is modern day reflection of that lifestyle.

The area population is mostly Yup’ik Eskimo and other than in Dillingham proper is still predominately a subsistence lifestyle that has been practiced for untold generations. Traditionally, families spend the summer at fish camps catching and drying salmon, then join with others at Village sites for the winter. Most families still rely on the harvest of the traditional subsistence resources of the area especially Salmon. As you fly into camp you will fly over one of these summer camps. The river patrolmen that you will meet during your visit spent their entire youth fishing in these summer camps.

We look forward to meeting you.

If there is anything I can do to help schedule your trip please let me know. If you have any questions please call me anytime.
Thanks again for choosing Jakes,

Camille and Ralph Greene

Mailing Address: 4567 County Road 123, Bedford WY 83112
Email: jakesalaska@gmail.com

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