Known as the Salmon Capital of the world, it’s only natural that other sea life follow suit. Ketchikan, Alaska is an ideal place to witness that Alaskan sea life that you’ve always dreamed of. At Anglers Adventures & Outfitters, we offer whale watching charters that get you up close and personal to bear witness to all that our sea waters have to offer.
Spending time on a cruise ship with friends and family will definitely yield memories for a lifetime. While the time on the cruise ship is a lot of fun, part of the excitement about going on a cruise is being able to explore new parts of the world. Cruise ship excursions are an excellent way to try new things and become intertwined in the culture of the location that you’re visiting on your cruise. If your cruise ship is coming by Ketchikan, Alaska, our team at Anglers Adventures & Outfitters offers a charter fishing excursion that you will not want to miss!
Lots of people we meet love the idea of chartering one of our longer adventures but have one doubt or another. It may be that you have little fishing experience and do not necessarily want to commit to a full-day or multiple-day charter; or you may be uncertain about whether or not you will like it enough to justify the expense of a full day or multiple day charter. If you have any questions or uncertainty about a longer excursion, a half-day charter is the perfect way to get the flavor of what a charter fishing excursion is all about.
Anglers Adventures & Outfitters offers a truly enticing and once in a lifetime option for people seeking an Alaskan adventure: Cruise Ship Fishing. When it comes to giving clients an outdoor experience to remember, we do it best.
There’s no doubt that an Alaskan cruise should be on everyone’s bucket list. There truly is nothing like seeing the Alaskan waters from all different angles! If you are planning an upcoming Alaskan cruise, consider taking on the Alaskan waters from a different angle, with a deep sea fishing excursion in Ketchikan, Alaska. A common port for many cruise lines passing through the Southeast Alaskan waters.