The great fishing opportunities available all year round make Alaska a top choice for tourists. The peak season for salmon and halibut is May to September. It is important to be prepared if you intend to fish. Here’s a guide to help you prepare for Alaska fishing season.
Essential gear: You will need your fishing rod, bait, and a life jacket. But it is also important to have plenty of water and food
We guarantee you will enjoy sportfishing and the thrill of a fight with many of the fish in Ketchikan’s waters. The black rockfish is a very aggressive species that can put up a great fight. They are also readily available in the deeper waters around Ketchikan. You can also find other types of rockfish in shallower waters, which are less aggressive and won’t be intimidated. Pick your adventure!
Alaska waters are home to approximately 30 species of rockfish. The average age of mature rockfish is between 4 and 140 years. They can weigh anywhere from 1 to 30 pounds.
From the remote northernmost to the lush southeast and even near downtown Anchorage – the state’s whale watching opportunities are the crowning jewel
Perhaps you already know what you’re going to get your loved ones, but we’d be willing to bet that the ones closest to you are the hardest ones to plan for. Imagine you and your spouse or family, all together, on a private, guided Alaskan fishing trip. Don’t fish? There are many other things to do! Keep everyone together in an oceanside lodge, get a private, guided wildlife expedition to see the wonderful seals on the seaside, floating glaciers, or the bald eagles flying overhead. What about a guided whale-watching tour?
2023 is just around the corner and now is the perfect time to start planning a vacation for the coming year. An Alaska vacation is a breathtaking, one in a lifetime opportunity to take in some of the most beautiful sites of the entire world. Anglers Adventures and Outfitters can help you plan the perfect and unique Alaska vacation. Here are some of the features of our Alaska trips that have attracted
In the waters that line Alaska’s coast, an encounter with a whale is likely, if not predictable. From the remote northernmost to the lush southeast and even near downtown Anchorage – the state’s whale watching opportunities are the crowning jewel of many Alaskan vacations. And in the summer, after thousands of whales have made their way to the rich feeding grounds of Alaska waters, sightings are as plentiful as the sun. This is a must see.
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