- King Salmon – First run: mid-May to early July; Second run: early July to season closure on July 31
- Sockeye Salmon – First run: late May to early July; Second run: mid-July to mid-August
- Coho Salmon – First run: late July to late August; Second run: early September through Coho season closure on November 30
- Rainbow Trout – June 11 through April 14
- Dolly Varden – June 11 through April 14
- Pink Salmon – Late July through mid-August every even year
May
- King Salmon – Kenai River, Kasilof River, Ninilchik, Deep Creek, Anchor River, and by offshore trolling in Cook Inlet
- Halibut – Cook Inlet waters
June
- King Salmon – Kenai River, Kasilof River, Ninilchik, Deep Creek, Anchor River, and fly-outs to the Chuit River
- Sockeye Salmon – Upper Kenai River at Russian River and Wolverine Creek Fly-outs
- Halibut – Cook Inlet waters
- Rainbow Trout/Dolly Varden – Mouth of Kenai River to lower Skilak Lake
July
- King Salmon – Kenai and Kasilof Rivers
- Sockeye Salmon – Kenai River, Kasilof River, Russian River, and fly-outs
- Silver Salmon – Kenai River, Kasilof River, and fly-outs
- Halibut – Cook Inlet waters
- Rainbow Trout/Dolly Varden – Lower and upper Kenai River
- Halibut, Ling Cod, Yellow Eye, and Sea Bass – Homer or Seward
August
- Silver Salmon – Kenai River, Kasilof River, and fly-outs
- Sockeye Salmon – Middle and upper Kenai River
- Halibut – Cook Inlet waters
- Rainbow Trout/ Dolly Varden – Lower, middle, and upper Kenai River
- Halibut, Ling Cod, Yellow Eye, and Sea Bass – Homer or Seward
September
- Silver Salmon – Kenai River, Kasilof River, and fly-outs
- Halibut – Cook Inlet waters
- Rainbow Trout/ Dolly Varden – Mid and upper Kenai River
- Halibut, Ling Cod, Yellow Eye, and Sea Bass – Homer or Seward
October
- Silver Salmon – Kenai River
- Rainbow Trout/ Dolly Varden – Mid and upper Kenai River
