moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should have average fitness as the trip involves standing, wading, and casting for several hours.
Immerse yourself in Juneau’s wild waterways with Tidewater Fly Fishing. Whether a novice or seasoned angler, experience expert guidance, unspoiled fishing spots, and Alaska’s iconic fish species on a seamless day trip.
Weather in Southeast Alaska can shift quickly; dress in moisture-wicking layers to stay dry and comfortable.
Polarized lenses reduce glare on water, helping you spot fish beneath the surface more easily.
Mosquitoes and black flies can be active, especially near rivers and estuaries in summer months.
Dave’s patient guidance is key to improving your casting technique and understanding local waters.
Juneau’s fishing heritage runs deep, shaped by Tlingit stewardship and over a century of commercial and sport fishing traditions.
Tidewater Fly Fishing emphasizes catch-and-release when appropriate and supports sustainable fishing practices to maintain healthy fish populations.
Protects legs and feet while wading through cold rivers and streams common in Southeast Alaska.
summer specific
Improves underwater visibility by reducing surface glare.
Keeps you warm and dry in variable Alaska weather.
spring specific
Helps deter mosquitoes and black flies on riverside trips.
summer specific