Going on a long distance fishing trip in a brand new location is a dream come true for many anglers and a welcome departure from their normal fishing spots. And, for many, taking the boat out in Alaska proves to be a reawakening: it’s a surreal experience to be fishing in such a serene, scenic and remote area of the world! With the new territory comes a few new pieces of boat etiquette, however. While many of the same rules are pretty universal when it comes to sharing a boat with fellow fishermen, it’s important to get yourself caught up... View Article
We have all heard about global warming and how it will affect the environment over the coming years, decades and even centuries. Some of the predictions are pretty frightening, including warmer temperatures, harsher storms and rising sea levels. All of this is already requiring both humans and animals to adapt to a new environment. Lately many people have been wondering how global warming might impact salmon fishing trips in Alaska. If you have been curious about this, and especially if you’re wondering whether this is still a good time to book a trip for yourself, read ahead to learn more.... View Article
Fishing trips in Alaska are a great way to both enjoy the outdoors and also have an exciting vacation. Where else can you combine the relaxation of resting outdoors and on a boat, soaking up the sun and taking in the sea breeze, while also getting into the action of fishing and having the satisfaction of taking home the big catch? The answer is nowhere else besides a fishing trip in Alaska. Consider a fishing trip as a great way to celebrate a special occasion. Fishing makes for a perfect group outing, allowing ample time for fun together as well... View Article
Finding quality fishing in Alaska year-round isn’t exactly a challenge. There’s such an abundance of fish here, and so many truly unique places to visit and explore, that one could live a full life and probably never come close to experiencing all of Alaska’s fishing opportunities. That said, the winters here are brutal, particularly if you aren’t used to the conditions. It’s probably no surprise that we don’t get just a whole lot of out-of-state visitors angling for good fishing trips during the winter. But thankfully for all of us, this winter is approaching its end. As the days get... View Article
Summer is the most popular time for an Alaskan fishing trip. Much of the excitement around summertime fishing here revolves around the fact that there is at least one variety of salmon fishing available between May and September, which means there’s plenty of good fishing—and eating—to go around. In addition, there’s lots of good fishing to be had in the more remote parts of the state all summer long. So if the salmon crowd seems like it might be a bit much, you won’t have to worry about rescheduling or worrying that it needs to be all salmon, all the... View Article
