moderate
3–5 hours
Participants should have moderate physical fitness, capable of standing and walking on uneven shorelines for several hours.
Discover the excitement of shore-based salmon fishing in stunning Juneau. Join Alaska & Yukon Tours for a private guided experience that brings you closer to Alaska’s wild salmon runs—no boat necessary!
4 Hours · More time fishing, less time traveling with this excursion. License INCLUDED!
Available May 18 - Sep 27, 2023
8AM, 12PM, 4PM (and other times)
##Duration 4 Hours
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L: 10 (NC of 15) Cruise: Yes
Let us get you outfitted with the best gear including rods, reels, tackle, rain gear (rain tops, rain bottoms, and rainboots), and an Alaska fishing license if you need one. Begin with a trip to the Macauley Salmon Hatchery where our guests will learn about the life cycles of a salmon, see the saltwater aquarium and explore the saltwater touch tanks. Then we will put our gear and knowledge to use and begin fishing at one of the best shoreside fishing locations around! All transportation is provided. In no time, you will be catching your own wild Alaska salmon! You may also see seals, sea lions, and eagles.
Payment options include American Express, Discover, Mastercard, and Visa; including FOREIGN cards are accepted. Charges are done in USD through a US Bank.
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Shorelines can be slippery and wet—wear boots or shoes with good grip to stay safe.
Fishing success often depends on tides, so coordinate your trip with tide charts for best results.
Alaskan weather changes quickly; wear layers to stay comfortable when temperatures fluctuate.
Mosquitoes can be active in summer, especially near water—pack repellent to avoid bites.
Juneau’s fishing heritage dates back to indigenous Tlingit communities who relied on salmon for sustenance and culture.
Local guides follow strict catch limits and sustainable practices to protect salmon populations and habitat health.
Protects feet and provides grip on wet, slippery shorelines.
summer specific
Allows adjustment to changing temperatures and weather conditions.
Helps with handling slippery fish and cold water.
Prevents mosquito and biting insect discomfort during warmer months.
summer specific