Year round Salmon and Trout fishing from the Salmon River in Pulaski, NY to The Royal Coachman Lodge in Bristol Bay, AK. My name is Tony Gugino, fishing is what I do and what I live for! Weather you want to target beautiful Steelhead, giant Lake Ontario Brown Trout, or King and Coho Salmon, you will be provided with a trip to remember on Lake Ontario's eastern fertile crescent! From June to the end of September I will be guideing out the the famous Royal Coachman Lodge in Bristol Bay, AK. This Southwest Region of Alaska is wildly abundant with wild healthy species Salmon, Trout, Char, and Northern Pike that you can't possibly imagine unless you experience it for yourself!

$175 day/per person$100 half day/ per person

The Royal Coachman Lodge Bristol Bay, AK Skeeter's Guide Service Pulaski, NY,SAS Guide Service Pulaski, NY

-From October 6th - Late May I guide New York's Salmon River area.Early to Mid October is Salmon Season which eases into Steelhead and Brown Trout in the end of October. The Steelhead fishing will be peak from October to mid December. Although the fishing remains good throughout the winter, the conditions can make angling challenging. The Brown Trout will also peak this same time period and slowly drop back to the Lake by January. Some spawned out Browns will stick around in the river as late as May. Starting in March the weather begins changing for the better but is never a guarantee. This is when we start seeing new batches of Steelhead entering the Salmon River and the fishing will remain prime again until mid to late May. -From June to October 5th I will be guideing at the Royal Coachman Lodge in Alaska

-A Maximum of three customers per guide a day (helps ensure a quality personal trip)-Children and anglers of any and all skill levels

Full day - generally between 8 and 10 hoursHalf day - 4 hours

All wade trips -don't let this scare you if you are not a hiker, wader, or have a dissability. We have many rivers and tributaries in the area which are easy wading and easily accessable. Pictured is a private stretch of the Salmon River where we will meet every morning. You can literally drive up and fish this prime stretch of river. We have access to many private stretches of water we fish throughout the region. Not being in a boat allows us to be mobile and fish different waters in a day.

There is no bad time to fish this area between early October - late May Late October and November is the opportunity to trophy size Brown Trout. It is not uncommon to catch multiple Browns like this one in a day! This same time period produces great numbers of Steelhead and Rainbow Trout (Pictured below is a Novemer Salmon River Steelie)Mid winter can produce hot and heavy action on the Salmon River with hold over and fresh runs of Steelhead along with hold over browns.A beautiful January Steelhead!    A February Salmon RIver Brown Trout   Another late season January Brown. Myself and a friend landed 16 Browns like this on in late January of '09 without seeing another soul! The last couple of years on the Salmon River have been BANNER for Browns! We hope to see this trend continue for years to come.    One of many great Steelies caught in some cold weather in February. This was an exceptionally cold day but still produced some awesome fish like this one! Matt Light from the New England Patriots with a hold over Rainbow caught in March. This is a great time to catch some trophy size trout. The weather is still inconsistant as it can swing anywhere from 20 to 70 degrees in a matter of a couple days. The fishing can also be inconsistant but because of this there are very few anglers around. This is the time of year where you can have a 10-20 fish day and the very next day get one or two. This was the first fish of the day! This is a 20lb possibility of fishing in the month of March! Another great March fish!    An early April Steelhead. This time of year is usually consistant with numbers of daily catches and melting snow! You can't go wrong in April, the fish are starting to spawn and fresh fish are coming in daily.    A fresh chrome steelie in early April on a nearby tributary     A late April Steelhead on the upper Salmon River. This time of year is peak spawn for most fish but also post spawners are slowly starting their journey back to Lake Ontario and gorging themselves the whole way down! Any givin day in April can produce double digits catches of Steelhead. This angler landed over 20 fish on this day which is not uncommon this time of year!     A giant late mid April Salmon River Steelhad weighing in at approx 21lbs!   May is drop back Steelhead time! These fish are hungry and aggressive and the weather is beautiful this time of year. This is a great time to fish the Salmon River if you want to catch numbers of fish. They aren't as big as they are earlier in the season but they are a lot of fun!

I will provide all tackle for the day but feel free to bring your favorite rod/reel, flies or any other tackle you may want to try. You will need polarized glasses (preferably amber lenses, dark lenses do not work well in the rivers as they do in open oceans or lakes), rain gear, camera, a change of clothes, and dress accordingly for the particular time of year. I do not provide waders - if you don't have any you can rent them at any of the local tackle shopsLunches are not included - However for an extra $10 per person I can provide sandwiches, soup, coffe, and drinks courtesy of The Riverhouse Restaraunt and have lunch riverside.