Imagine yourself on a great Alaskan Fishing trip! Visualize the majestic glaciers, the remote rivers, and lakes, the incredible sites of the oceans and seas.
Now, visualize yourself there with fishing pole in hand and an adventure to begin.
Whether a beginner or seasoned veteran, Alaska fishing is everything you think it might be.
Who would not want to experience over 627 varieties of fish.
The state of Alaska has more lakes than you can count, has two oceans to explore, bays, seas and gulfs.
The pristine lakes and streams are bursting with fish and ready for you.
An angler's dream vacation spot, with the most stress centering on which part of Alaska to explore.
If you are interested in learning how to fish for crab, Alaska has the opportunity for you to experience this.
You can try this area of fishing in the Thorne Bay area.
This area provides chartered boat services for you to learn how to place crab pots, use proper bait, and harvesting techniques.
Learning the proper regulations about what you can keep and what must be thrown back are a part of this process as well.
The best part, though, is keeping your catch.
What a wonderful experience to be able to cook fresh crab right off your charter! You can experience Salmon fishing throughout Alaska, fishing for over six varieties of salmon.
Travel to the Southeast, explore the majestic glaciers and untouched forests, and find your way to the pristine lakes to catch that Trout.
Book a guided trip to the Southwest area and catch Pacific Salmon and Rainbow Trout.
Go to the interior region and fish for Northern Pike, Arctic Char, and Rainbow Trout, just to name a few.
Reel in the record breaking Halibut from the Kachemak Bay in South-central Alaska and make your friends and family jealous.
To make you are fishing trip to Alaska more enjoyable, look into hiring a guide, someone who knows the area and the best fishing spots.
The great thing about fishing in Alaska is that you can experience fly-fishing, deep-sea fishing or a variety of lake and stream styles of fishing.
Using a guide can help you find the location best suited to fit your fishing needs.
If you enjoy the outdoors, you will love the experiences in Alaska.
It is very common to see a variety of wildlife on your trip.
Deer, moose, caribou will just go walking by and if you are on the ocean, say hi to the whales, sea lions and sea otters! There are many different options available concerning lodging.
You can stay at exclusive resorts, catering to your every need, reserve a spot at a rustic camp along a river, or enjoy a cabin on a lake.
Many fishing camps offer great rooms with places to eat, communication hook ups and comfortable surroundings.
Many companies offer fly-in services by small plane or helicopter to get you to your remote location.