Give The Expedition Of A Lifetime
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?
The end of September marks the end of the peak fishing season for halibut and salmon, but there is so much more that Alaska has to offer in the other months of the year.
A top reason for visiting Alaska is for the excellent fishing opportunities year-round. Halibut and Salmon are at their peak during the months of May through September. If you plan to fish, it’s important to prepare properly. Below is a guide that will help ensure you’re ready for fishing season in Alaska:
We understand that the weather is improving in the lower forty-eight states. So, it will not be long before the temperatures in the Midwest are creeping up into the eighties, maybe even the nineties. The humidity may be creeping up too. But you know where the temperatures and relative humidity will remain firmly in the comfortable range? Ketchikan, Alaska.
Alaska is a vast wilderness state with an abundance of wildlife and some of the best fishing found anywhere in the world. Knudson Cove, located just 15 miles to the northwest of downtown Ketchikan, Alaska is tucked into the Tongass National Forest. This region is home to the largest national forest in the country. This is also where you can catch Anglers Adventures & Outfitters for a fishing charter that could be the highlight of your Alaskan vacation. Captain Brian can guide you to the finest sport fishing spots where you are likely to catch Halibut, Red Snapper or King Salmon while aboard a 28’ Bayline Trophy boat with heated cabin.