Alaska - Fishing Cruise
The Desperado - Sitka
Conventional or Fly Fishing
SALMON FISHING TRIPS
Alaska, Canada, Chile, and Iceland
Salmon Fishing Trips
Alaska - Fishing Cruise
The Equinox - Sitka
Conventional or Fly Fishing
Alaska - Fishing Cruise
The Huntress - Sitka
Conventional or Fly Fishing
Alaska Trophy Adventures Lodge
Alagnak River - Bristol Bay
Fly Fishing Only
Alaska - Aleutian Rivers Salmon Camp
Sapsuk River (Hoodoo)
Fly Fishing Only
Alaska - Anderson's King Camp
Nushagak River
Conventional or Fly Fishing
Alaska - Chuck Thomas Sportfishing
Kenai River and Cook Inlet
Conventional or Fly Fishing
Alaska - Driftwood Wilderness Lodge
Kodiak Island - Larsen Bay
Conventional or Fly Fishing
Alaska - Dave Duncan and Sons
Kanektok River - SE Alaska
Flies or Lures
Alaska - Duncans' 90-Mile Float Trip
Kanektok River - Togiak Nat'l Refuge
Flies or Lures
Alaska - Goodnews River Lodge
Goodnews River - SW Alaska
Flies or Lures
Alaska - Kain's Fishing Adventures
Saltwater - Sitka
Conventional or Fly Fishing
Alaska - Mulchatna River
Bristol Bay
Flies or Lures
Alaska - Royal Coachman Lodge
Daily Flyouts to 30+ rivers - Bristol Bay
Fly Fishing Only
Alaska - Togiak River Lodge
Togiak River - Bristol Bay
Conventional or Fly Fishing
Canada - Langara Fishing Lodge
Saltwater - Queen Charlotte Islands
Conventional or Fly Fishing
Canada - Wild Rivers Lodge
Skeena River and more - British Columbia
Conventional or Fly Fishing
Chile - Yan Kee Way Lodge
Lago Llanquihue - Ensenada
Conventional or Fly Fishing
Iceland - Big Laxa River
Big Laxa Atlantic Salmon
Fly Fishing Only
In Regards to King Salmon Trips
Weighing up to 70+ pounds, the Chinook is the king of Alaska and Canada sportfishing. At some of our lodges, you are allowed to retain fish. Many provide fish care so you can take home wonderful king, silver, and, in some regions, even sockeye salmon to enjoy throughout the year. There may be an charge extra for the waxed boxes that you'll take your fish home in. A popular alternative is... before you leave home, pack your clothes (and a duffle bag) for the trip in a cooler. Then, use the cooler to transport your fish home and the duffle bag for your clothes. Extra charges may apply when your baggage is over a certain weight limit, so be aware of this for your flight home.
