Welcome to the Alaska Fishing Lodges and Alaska
Fishing Informaitonal Website. Your guide to sport fishing adventures
with some of the best fishing guides,lodges,
charters,and flying services in Alaska. The fishing adventures described
in the below links include fully guided fly
fishing trips, scenic river float fishing, wilderness lodge fishing, saltwater
charters,
daily fly-out fishing, and more, for all species
of Alaska salmon, rainbow trout, arctic char, giant halibut,
grayling, and the exotic arctic sheefish.
We have over 300 plus fishing guide services, lodging
and much more for your viewing. Be sure to take
your time as you move through each page, just
click on the banner ad and it will take you directly to
that Guides Website.
Alaska salmon fishing is one of the better
known Alaska outdoor activities. Alaska fishing is what keeps most people
coming back to Alaska year after year, almost
like the famous Alaska salmon runs themselves. In order to make planning
your fishing trip to Alaska easier, we have
lists of Alaska fishing guides in all areas of Alaska. Find the perfect
Alaska fishing
lodge go fly fishing or take an Alaska fishing
charter and go Alaska halibut fishing! Either way, we have the best Alaska
fishing
guides in the state! So what are you waiting
for? Start planning your Alaska fishing vacation right here!
Fishing in Alaska is different from fishing anywhere else
in the world.It's an angler's dream. Alaska's summer waters teem with five
kinds
of wild Pacific salmon (king/chinook, silver/coho,
red/sockeye, pink/humpback and chum),plus halibut the size of barn doors,
hefty
rainbow trout and delicate arcticgrayling
that slash at flies. Altogether, Alaska has 21 recognized species of sport
fish in its
streams, lakes and oceans.Fishing in Alaska
can be as easy as buying a license and heading for a stream or lake --
or it can
be a daylong boat charter in Prince William
Sound or a week's worth of fly-in remote backcountry action where anglers
watch for fish and for bears.
Resident fishing licenses cost $24 per year.
Nonresident military personnel also pay $24 a year.
Anglers under age 16 don't need a license.
Nonresident license fees
1 day $20
3 days $35
7 days $55
14 days $80
1 year $145
King salmon stamps The cost of a king salmon
stamp, needed for anyone trying to catch chinooks,
costs $10 a year for a resident. People fishing
for other species don't need to buy a king stamp.
In other words, a resident of Alaska can get
a fishing license ($24) and a king stamp ($10)
for a total of $34. A nonresident who buys
a 7-day fishing license ($55) and a
king stamp ($30) will pay $85.
Current Alaska Fishing Report: Click
Here
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Here
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