moderate
8–10 hours
Guests should be in good health to handle a full day on the water, with some strength needed for reeling in fish.
Join Alaska King Charter for a private fishing trip around Ketchikan that combines expert guidance, stunning scenery, and chances to catch halibut and salmon. Perfect for families and seasoned anglers alike, it’s a day you won’t forget.
Starting at $1,900 | 8 Hours | Up to 6 Anglers | Includes Salmon & Halibut
Experience the thrill of fishing in Alaska with our family-run charters! Enjoy private trips guided by local fishermen, equipped with all necessary gear and amenities. Target a variety of fish, including Halibut and Salmon, while creating unforgettable memories in the stunning outdoors. Your catch will be processed and shipped for you!
Prices are listed for the minimum number of anglers required. Additional anglers will incur an additional cost.
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Developed with the idea of tradition, family, and fun in mind, Alaska King Charter is a family-owned and operated charter company. We pride ourselves with having one of the best services in the remote salt water locations of Alaska. We welcome you to enjoy the great outdoors.
Depending on when you're in Ketchikan, we fish for Halibut, Salmon, Rockfish, Ling Cod, and more!
Bring layered clothing and rain gear, as weather can change quickly on the water.
Be punctual to maximize your time on the water and enjoy a relaxed start to your trip.
Capture the breathtaking coastal scenery and wildlife sightings during your trip.
If you're prone to seasickness, consider taking motion sickness remedies before departure.
Ketchikan is known as the 'First City' of Alaska, renowned for its rich native Tlingit culture and history of fishing and maritime industry.
Alaska King Charter emphasizes sustainable fishing practices, helping to protect the region’s fisheries and marine ecosystem for future generations.
Layering helps you stay comfortable as weather conditions change during the day.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Protect your skin from strong UV rays reflecting off the water during summer months.
summer specific
Reduce glare and improve visibility of fish and wildlife in the water.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Non-slip boots or shoes keep you stable on the boat’s surface, especially in wet conditions.