The Koktuli River Float is a fantastic float, offering great fishing, camping and hunting opportunities. This river is a favorite among locals for caribou and moose float hunts as well as avid fisherman. Being far enough away from Anchorage the traffic on the river is much less that many of the floatable rivers around the state.
Alaska River Rafting Trip: Koktuli River
The Koktuli River flows through rolling tundra hills in the remote areas of southwest Alaska. All waters along this river are class I-II making for a pretty mild float. Lower water conditions in the first 10 miles can make for some dragging and a few sweepers and logjams in the midsection will keep you on your toes, other than that the Koktuli offers fairly mellow waters.
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Koktuli River Float Trip Details
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Drop Point: Koktuli Pond
N 59o 47.77’ W 155o 35.94’
Pick Up Point: Stuyahok Mouth – Mulchatna
N 59o 49.96’ W 156o 41.80’
River Length: 58 miles
Class of Rapids: I-II
Average Float Time: 5 – 10 days
Round Trip Cost:
DeHavilland Beaver – $5,800.00
Cessna 206 – $3,890.00
Float Season: June 25th – September 30th
Koktuli River Fishing:
| Fish Species | Season Start | Season End |
| Chinook (King) Salmon | June 15th | July 13th |
| Sockeye (Red) Salmon | July 15th | August 31st |
| Coho (Silver) Salmon | July 15th | September 10th |
| Dolly Varden | May 1st | October 15th |
| Rainbow Trout | May 1st | October 15th |
| Grayling | May 1st | October 15th |
Koktuli Fishing Regulations:
For the most up to date regulations please visit the Alaska Dept. of Fish & Game
www.sf.adfg.state.ak.us/statewide/reghome.cfm
Koktuli River Maps:
USGS Quads: Dillingham D-1, D-2, Illiamna D-7, D-8, Taylor Mountains A-1
Please visit our Alaska Links Page for a link to the USGS Store to purchase these maps.