Alaska Fishing Tours?

[MacroGuru]

My friends and I are looking at doing this next year....I want to know...Who has done the guided tours and if so, who did you use and why?

There will be around 6 to 7 of us going.

I am they one that is in the spearhead mode for this....so I get to determine how the money get's spent, we then determine who pony's up the deposit.

We are looking for a 3 day trip...combo preferred...

Let me know.

[stevew]

some serious jbonics going on....I have no idea what you're asking about.

[MacroGuru]

some serious jbonics going on....I have no idea what you're asking about.

You cant read my quasi ambien typing

[JPhillips]

Just sign up to go king crab fishing. That will give you an adventure.

[Doug5984]

It's been about 12 years so I couldn't tell you names or places- but I went on a 2 week fishing trip in Alaska and it was awesome. We knew a guy up there that was our guide of sorts. It was great. Halibut, and all kinds of salmon all over.

[Castlerock]

I assume that you are talking about fresh water. I can't help you there as we did not use a guide.

If you have time (and are near the ocean), I would recommend a day of halibut fishing. We had 6 people and chartered a 30 foot (?) boat for the day. We landed about 800-900 pounds of fish. The largest being 175 pounds.

Man, I love Alaska.

[Flasch186]

be sure to ship it back home, its about $100 / box but totally worth it.

[MacroGuru]

If you have time (and are near the ocean), I would recommend a day of halibut fishing. We had 6 people and chartered a 30 foot (?) boat for the day. We landed about 800-900 pounds of fish. The largest being 175 pounds.

Man, I love Alaska.

Actually this is what we are looking for...right now some of the prices we are looking at are around 600 a head for a 3 day charter (Halibut/Salmon).

[Castlerock]

Actually this is what we are looking for...right now some of the prices we are looking at are around 600 a head for a 3 day charter (Halibut/Salmon).
We did the halibut charter out of Homer. It's on the southern tip of the Kenai Peninsula. There are a ton of charters out of there and they all seemed to come back with big catches. There is a processing plant right at the harbor that will flash-freeze and FedEx your fish home. We fished the Kenai river on the way down from Anchorage.

It was several years ago so I don't remember what we paid. Halibut is more of a sure-thing... Salmon can be more hit-or-miss. We didn't fish the saltwater for salmon... just the rivers.

[JediKooter]

Just go to Red Lobster...