Save on Spring and Fall pricing in 2025
We’re excited to offer off-season pricing for 2025, which will be available for March, April, and October of this year. Get to the wilderness before the crowds, or enjoy the Frank after the buzz of summer has calmed down. Whether it’s for a river trip, hunting trip, a fishing excursion, or just going camping with friends, if you fly during those three months, you can save $100’s of dollars in flight costs.
Need flights May-September? Great! We’d love to help you out with those. Check out the flights that help connect you to trips with outfitters on the Main Salmon and Middle Fork Salmon, flights for Private Boaters, flights for hunters, or call us with your backcountry adventure idea, and we’ll help you out. 🙂
Get Prepared, and have some fun!
Spring and Fall trips DO warrant some extra considerations: ensure you are well prepared for any type of weather, including snow. And as always, make sure you research the terrain, get weather forecasts, and come prepared to be flexible as mother nature demands!
Boating Flights
Fly Salmon to Indian for less than it cost in 2020 – for example, an Islander will fly for $798 during our listed off-season months.
Fly Salmon to Bernard in an Islander for $752, and sneak in a 2-3 day Impassible Canyon trip on a short schedule.
Hunting Flights
Going after spring bear? We’re taking 20% off flights in April from Salmon to Selway, Big Creek, and Middle Fork airstrip options.
How about October elk? Flights in the month of October to Selway, Big Creek, and Middle Fork drainages will also be 20% off in October.
Camping and Backpacking
Camp for a few days at Indian Creek with family and or friends. With discounted seasonal pricing, this could cost less than $300/person round trip.
Take a morning to fish on Big Creek – fly in, fish or hike, and fly back out for less than $135/person round trip if 4 people and your gear fits in our 206.
Gem Air Aircraft
Like always, what our aircraft can carry depends on the strip and route to be flown, and can also depend on weather. Keep in mind that the maximum loads for your flight may be different, depending on conditions and route. Check out our aircraft page for more information.
Also like always, remember that weather and conditions sometimes make decisions for us. It’s always smart to come with a flexible mindset, because if conditions aren’t safe, we don’t fly, period. Having a back up plan is always a good idea – and if you get stuck waiting on weather, we can help you brainstorm!