June Trout Weeks at Angler’s Alibi: Topwater Dreams in Alaska

If your idea of trout fishing doesn’t include staring at a bobber and dredging egg patterns, June at
Angler’s Alibi is your kind of season.

Our June Trout Weeks are all about one thing: wild Alaska trout looking up. With all fly-outs
included for the week, guests get access to remote rivers and creeks at the absolute best time of
year to fish dry flies, mouse patterns, and streamers to aggressive, unpressured fish.

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Trout That Are Hunting—Not Following Salmon​

For much of the season, trout behavior revolves around spawning salmon. They sit behind redds, keying on eggs and flesh. June is different—and that’s what makes it so special.
Before the salmon influence dominates, trout are:

• Actively feeding on the surface
• Chasing large, mobile meals
• Positioned in classic lies that reward good presentations

Instead of fishing behind fish, you’re fishing to fish that are hunting.

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Dry Flies, Mice, and Streamers—Every Single Day

This is hands-down our guides’ favorite time of the year, and for good reason. Last season during both June Trout Weeks:

• Dry flies were fished every day
• Surface eats were the norm, not the exception
• Guests experienced some of the most visual trout fishing Alaska has to offer

From delicate dry fly presentations to heart-stopping mouse eats and violent streamer takes, June delivers variety and excitement that’s hard to match anywhere in the world.

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​Big Fish Live on Top

​The numbers speak for themselves:

• More trout over 20 inches than under during June Trout Weeks
• The largest trout on a dry fly last June measured a true 30 inches—a legitimate monster
• Countless eats that are burned into memory forever

There is simply nothing better in fishing than watching a giant trout commit to a topwater offering. That moment never gets old—whether it’s your first or your hundredth.

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Why June at Angler’s Alibi?

• ✔️ All fly-outs included for the week
• ✔️ Prime surface-oriented trout behavior
• ✔️ Wild, remote Alaska fisheries
• ✔️ The most visual and engaging trout fishing of the season

If you’ve ever dreamed of targeting trophy trout that are actively feeding on the surface—and doing it in one of the most untouched fisheries on the planet--June Trout Weeks at Angler’s Alibi are as good as it gets!!
Come see why our guides count the days until June, and why guests leave saying it’s the most fun trout fishing they’ve ever experienced.

Our June weeks still have space as well as some extremely limited silver salmon space in August.  All but 1 of our fly-out weeks in 2025 produced trout of 30” or more on the tape!!

Here is what we have left for the coming summer:
- June 17 – 24, 6 spots remaining, dry fly week and all fly-outs are included for the week with only 8 guests total this week.
- June 17 – 24, 6 spots remaining, dry fly week and all fly-outs are included for the week with only 8 guests total this week.
- June 24 – July 1, 7 spots remaining, our second dry fly week with all fly-outs included, only 8 guests total this week.
- July 1 – 8, 8 spots remaining, peak sockeye and king salmon week historically
- July 8 – 15, 3 spots remaining, peak sockeye, king, and start of the chum salmon run
- August 26 – September 2, only 2 spots remain this week
- September 2 – 9 has 6 remaining spots, our last silver salmon week and amazing fly-out options
- September 9 – 16 has 3 spots remaining (fly out week, all fly outs included 8 guests max)
- September 16 – 23 has 8 total spots available (fly out week, all fly outs included 8 guests max)
 
If any of these remaining spots might be of interest, please get in touch with me by phone or email.  Text or call me at 561.222.9416 OR send me an email to [email protected]

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Happy New Year!

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About the Author

John Perry grew up in Michigan on an island called Grosse Ile, in the mouth of the Detroit River and Lake Erie. It was here, surrounded by great fishing and waterfowl hunting that John developed a passion for the outdoors. John moved to Colorado to chase trout in the summers and ski patrol in the winters. John had the privilege to start guiding for Angler’s Alibi with his fly fishing mentor TR Rafferty the second year it was in business. He left a head guide job in Colorado to pursue bigger and better fish.