ALASKA
Fishing Cruise
The Desperado - Sitka
Conventional or Fly Fishing
The Desperado - Sitka
Conventional or Fly Fishing
The Equinox - Sitka
Conventional or Fly Fishing
Sapsuk River (Hoodoo)
Fly Fishing Only
Nushagak River
Conventional or Fly Fishing
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Flies or Spin Fishing
Kenai Peninsula
Flies or Spin Fishing
Kodiak Island - Larsen Bay
Saltwater Salmon Fishing
Kanektok River - SE Alaska
All 5 Salmon Species - Flies or Lures
Kanektok River
Flies or Lures
SW Alaska
All 5 Salmon Species - Flies or Lures
Nice Lodge in Sitka
Saltwater Salmon Fishing
Bristol Bay
All 5 Salmon Species - Flies or Lures
Daily Flyouts Included
Fly Fishing Only
Bristol Bay
All 5 Salmon Species - Lures or Flies
Haida Gwaii
Luxury Floating Lodge
Skeena River and more
Flies or Lures
Ten Exclusive Rivers
Fly Fishing Only
Blanda River Atlantic Salmon
Fly Fishing Only
From the explosive first run of a powerful Chinook to fast-paced action with acrobatic silver salmon, few freshwater experiences rival salmon fishing in Alaska and Canada. Chinook (king) salmon, weighing 70 pounds or more, are among North America's most sought-after sportfish, while coho (silver) salmon are renowned for their aggressive strikes and spectacular aerial displays. Depending on the destination and local regulations, anglers may also target sockeye, chum, and pink salmon during their seasonal runs.
Many of our lodges allow anglers to retain salmon and provide professional fish processing and packaging, making it easy to bring home premium king, silver, or, where permitted, sockeye salmon. Waxed fish boxes are often available for an additional charge. Another popular option is to pack your clothing in a large cooler for the trip north and bring a collapsible duffel bag for the return flight. After your trip, simply fill the cooler with your packaged fish and use the duffel for your clothing. Be sure to check your airline's baggage weight and size restrictions before traveling, as excess baggage fees may apply.
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