Booking Information - Fishing Guide Salmon River NY

TIGHTLINES FISHING GUIDE SERVICE
Salmon River Pulaski, NY Premier Salmon Fishing Guides since 1992

Drift Boat Trips Trips last 6 hours All Tackle is Provided.	Seasons September to October Drift for Chinook (King) Salmon (Avg. 20-25 Lbs.)	Salmon River Fishing Guides Booking Information Contact Don Kingsley for fishing dates What You Should Bring: * Warm clothing - Camouflage or Dark colors are preferred. * Rain Gear, just in case, these should also be dark colored. * Hip boots or Chest waders with wading belt. (be sure to also bring korkers - which are spiked footwear that attach to your boots to prevent slipping. These can be rented or purchased from local tackle shops.) * Lunch and Beverage, please use a small cooler and unbreakable containers. (no glass allowed on boat) * Polarized sunglasses (Preferable Amber colored) * Large cooler for your catch! * Camera! YOU MUST HAVE A VALID NYS FISHING LICENSE to fish with our Salmon River fishing Guides. Salmon fishing on the Salmon river in Pulaski, NY is a rewarding fishing experience. Come enjoy the salmon river fishing trips we offer with the Salmon river's premier fishing guide Capt. Don Kingsley. You will be assured of having a good time on the Salmon river.
Steelhead $350 - Party of 2	November to December Float for Steelhead and Bank for Big Brown Trout (Avg. Browns: 8-10 Lbs.)
Salmon $350 - Party of 2	December to February Winter Steelhead (The Chosen Frozen) (Avg.6-10 Lbs. )
Walleye $250 - Party of 2	Mid February to Mid May Floating for Steelies Spawning Time
Bank Trips One Person - $200	May to June Night Walleyes (Avg. Walleye 5-10 Lbs.)
50% on Reservations - Cash or Money Order Only
Balance Due on Arrival - Cash or Money Order Only
Deposit Refunded if we re-book the date

Tightlines Guide Service
Salmon River Fishing Guides
PO Box 207
1997 Harwood Dr.
Sandy Creek NY 13145
alaska.don@gmail.com
1-800-452-1176

Salmon River Pulaski NY Premier Salmon River Fishing Guides.
Full time USCG licensed in Pulaski NY and Alaska. Walleye, Brown trout, Rainbow trout, Steelhead and Salmon.