Alaska’s climate is known for being many things; “forgiving” is not one of them. If you are planning on joining an Alaskan fishing expedition this summer, you should be aware of the fact that even the summer weather can turn nasty on a dime. If you’ve paid to join a chartered fishing trip, there’s nothing worse than not enjoying your experience because you’re dangerously cold and soaking wet. It’s important to understand the severities of Alaska’s climate and to prepare accordingly if you are planning to go on a chartered Alaskan fishing expedition this coming summer. Especially when on the... View Article
There is no single best season to go fishing in Alaska. Some people prefer summer or spring, while others like fishing in fall. When you go will depend on the species of fish you want to catch or the time you have available for a vacation to Alaska. But what should you do if you are new to fishing in Alaska, or if it has been a while, or you want to take the stress out of finding good fishing spors? To make your trip simpler, consider booking a fishing charter with a company like Phantom Tri-River Charters. Now is... View Article
The weather in Alaska can change quickly. One minute it’s sunny and the next minute the clouds have rolled in. For this reason it’s crucial that you’re prepared for all types of weather conditions when out on a boat fishing. No matter which fishing charter company you’ve booked with, they will all want you to wear the right outdoor clothing for the season because it’s essential for your safety, health and comfort. Even if you’ve booked a charter for your next fishing excursion, and the company is supplying the fishing gear, there are still certain items you might want to... View Article
You’re all ready for your upcoming Alaskan fishing trip. You have already booked your spot on a fishing charter and packed a durable pair of non-slip boots and lucky lure. But there won’t be much fishing happen if you forget one very important thing: your fishing license. The state of Alaska requires each angler to carry one license for each calendar year. There are three different types of licenses available: sport, personal use and subsistence. Those travelling to Alaska specifically to fish will need either a sport or personal use license. Licenses are required for all anglers over the age... View Article
If you know anything about Alaska, you know it can be pretty cold over the winter. But that doesn’t have to put a stop to your upcoming Alaskan fishing trips while you wait for the warmer winter to return in the spring. Dressing right will help keep you warm, comfortable and safe even when the outside temperatures dip below freezing. It’s easy to stay warm and dry during a winter fishing trip to Alaska as long as you follow these four simple tips. Layering is key High winds, freezing temperatures and snow storms are all commonplace during an Alaska winter.... View Article
