moderate
4–8 hours
Participants should be in average physical condition, capable of standing for several hours and handling gear.
Gear up for an authentic Alaskan fishing experience with The Alaska Catch in Ketchikan. Guided by local experts, you'll chase after salmon and halibut in pristine waters, making memories and catching your dinner in the process.
Starting at $1,200 · 5 or 8 Hours · All Ages · Up to 6 Guests · No Experience Necessary
Embark on an unforgettable fishing adventure in Alaska, where expert guides lead you to the best spots for halibut, salmon, and more. Enjoy a multi-species excursion tailored to the season's conditions, with all necessary gear provided. Capture the thrill of the catch and have your fish processed for shipping!
5 or 8 Hours
Please Note:
Guide gratuity, fishing licenses, and fish processing are not included in price. Guest must purchase fishing licenses in advance online here: store.adfg.alaska.gov
If your choice of day or time is unavailable please fill out a form on our Contact page as we may still be able to accommodate your request.
Fishing conditions and regulations change throughout the season. Considering this, the days tides and weather, our multi species excursion will give you the confidence that you will catch fish.
Your experienced guide will target the species that has been producing the most in recent days. You may start out bottom fishing for halibut, ling cod, and rockfish or target the different species of available salmon. You may also end up spending more time fishing for one species over another. As well as to focus in on one species all together.
During the peak of the salmon season from June 15th to August 30th you will have the best chance at catching multiple species.
Weather can change rapidly on the water, so wear moisture-wicking and insulating layers to stay comfortable.
UV rays reflect off the water, making sun protection important even on cloudy days.
Spotting wildlife like eagles or sea lions from the boat can enhance your trip’s wildlife viewing component.
Getting to your boat ahead of schedule ensures a full, unhurried fishing experience behind the best spots.
Ketchikan was once a major hub during the Alaskan Gold Rush and retains a rich maritime history reflected in its fishing culture.
The Alaska Catch prioritizes sustainable fishing practices to help maintain healthy fish populations and pristine waters.
To adapt to changing weather conditions on the water, layered clothing is key.
Protection from UV rays is important during summer months when sunlight reflects off the water.
summer specific
Reduce glare on the water to better see fish and avoid eye strain.
Preparedness for occasional showers or spray keeps you comfortable during the trip.