Alaska is truely an angler's paradise. With so much wilderness and abundance of rivers, lakes and coastline, you will be certain that your fishing trip in Alaska will be one to remember.

One of the most well-known and sought after fish in Alaska is the Salmon with 5 species making its home in Alaska waters. Trout and Halibut are also some of the fishing favorites throughout Alaska.

Here, you will find a variety of fishing locations and methods depending on where and how you want to fish. Alaska fishing charters and guides are available throughout the state with the most con centration in the soutwest and southeast areas of Alaska. Fishing lodges and resorts are very common in Alaska and many fishing trips include accommodations. Lodging in Alaska can be anything from remote camps, to fully furnished resorts. Many fishing locales are so remote in Alaska, that the only way to reach them is through floatplanes, boats, or helicopter.

Most fishing in Alaska is fly or spin casting for the chance to catch the monster King Salmon or Halibut. Many anglers like to fish along the famous Nushagak and Kenai Rivers. Other locations in Alaska include Bristol Bay, Cook Inlet, Rainbow Bay, and Anvik River.

Alaska Fishing Select an area for a charter or guide:
Southeast Alaska Fishing Known for its sportfishing tournaments. Includes Sitka, Ketchikan, Glacier Bay and Juneau the capital of Alaska.
Southcentral Alaska Fishing One of the major salmon fishing destinations in Alaska. Includes Kenai, Anchorage, Seward, Soldotna, Homer, Kodiak Island and Prince William Sound.
Southwest Alaska Fishing Bristol Bay and the Kuskokwim River in western Alaska sport the largest salmon fishing runs in the state. Includes the area of King Salmon, Dillingham, and Bethel.
Far North/Interior Alaska Fishing Fish from Norton Sound to the North Pole. Areas are popular with river floats, fly-in fishing in many rivers and bays. Includes Nome, Barrow, Yukon River, Fairbanks, Denali and McGrath.