When talking about salmon fishing, Alaska is a top destination. The icy cold water provides the ideal conditions for salmon to thrive.
Behind Oahe Dam sits 370,000-acre Lake Oahe. It's the fourth-largest U.S. reservoir by volume and 205 feet deep.
This massive lake is the 13th largest in the world, with 712 miles of shoreline, making it a popular spot for anglers who prefer trolling.
If you're an angler looking for an unforgettable salmon fishing adventure, look no further than Katmai, Alaska.
When the South Branch and West Branch connect, the Penobscot River becomes the second-largest river in Maine at 264 miles.
Bristol Bay in southeast Alaska is home to seasonal king, silver, and chum salmon.
The Kvichak River is situated in the Bristol Bay Watershed. The river has an abundance of fish, including sockeye and king salmon.
If you're looking for the best sportfishing in the U.S., you must get to Salmon River in New York!