Cruise-port charter
Four to six hours, timed to your ship, fish shipped home.
Salmon capital, cruise-port convenient.
Salmon capital of the world, and a classic cruise-port fishing day.
Ketchikan calls itself the salmon capital of the world, and all five species run through here. It is also the first Alaska stop for most cruises, which makes it the easiest place to add a real fishing day to a cruise vacation.
Charters leave from the downtown harbor minutes from the ship, and lodges in the surrounding waters offer multi-day trips for anglers who want more than a day.
Runs shift with the year. Tell us the fish you want most and we'll aim your dates at it.
Four to six hours, timed to your ship, fish shipped home.
Floatplane or boat to a lodge for three to five days of salmon and halibut.
Day trips by floatplane to lakes and rivers for trout and salmon.
Add any of these to your trip. Your planner books them with people we trust, at no fee to you.
Four to five hours on the water with a licensed captain. Good first day or last day.
The real deal: farther out, more species, more fish in the box.
Float plane to a river or lake nobody else can reach. Bucket-list stuff.
Vacuum-packed, frozen and waiting at your door when you get home.
The trip the non-anglers talk about afterwards. Boat or float plane, half a day.
Your catch cooked for the table, and everyone lying about the size of it.
We book the flights, the floatplane and the transfers as part of the trip, so you only have to show up.
Charters that work with cruise passengers build in a buffer and monitor sailing times. We only book operators who do.
Yes. Ketchikan is a rainforest. Rain gear is provided or required, and the fish do not mind.
Tell us what you want to catch and who's coming. A person who has fished it will reply with a plan. No fee to you.