Alaskan Fishing Charter

Each region of the world offers its own unique discoveries. In Alaska, locals and visitors enjoy a host of fish native to the area. Some of these species are not found elsewhere in the world. Others are found in various parts of the world, but are found in greater abundance here. Learn more about them and discover them in person on your next Alaskan fishing charter. Following is a quick guide to some of the main varieties of fish you can expect to see in Alaska. Use this to make a list of fish you’d like to see, catch, raise or add to your next menu! Salmon Alaska is renowned for its five different varieties of salmon. These fish migrate upstream in Alaskan rivers each year. The salmon’s impressive jumps create exciting sights for people and a buffet for local…

Nome is mainland Alaska’s westernmost major town. The city boasts a unique and interesting history, a thriving fishing and maritime culture and an enthralling amount of gold deposits. Nome has some of Alaska’s most intriguing sites, and is a must-see town for any tourists joining a fishing charter in Alaska. Nome, Alaska is home to roughly 3,500 residents, and sits at the tip of the state’s Seward Peninsula on the Bering Sea. The city straddles the Bering Strait, which separates North America from the Russian mainland by just 55 miles at its narrowest point. Both indigenous Alaskan and Russian heritage feature prominently in this unique town. The town was incorporated in 1901, and plays an important role in Alaska’s history. The city was the destination for 1925’s Great Race of Mercy, which saw teams of sled dogs dispatched from Anchorage,…

There are a number of sport-fishing regulations in Alaska, and they can sometimes vary depending on what part of the state you’re fishing in. If you join us on one of our Alaskan fishing charters, you won’t need to worry about the regulations, as we know them well. But if you’re going to be fishing on your own, we’ve collected some of this year’s regulations for the most commonly sought-after sport fish in our area of Alaska: King salmon: The king salmon season opens January 1 and closes June 30. For fishery salmon, there’s a season from April 1 to August 31, and a winter season from September 1 to March 31. You’re limited to one king salmon per day, with an annual limit of five. All king salmon must be 20 inches or longer. All other salmon (silver, pink,…

Summer is the season where people go out of their way to spend time outdoors. They go on vacation to admire the sights of someplace new, or they get started on an outdoor project that they’ve been waiting all winter to complete. It’s all about enjoying the weather and nature before you’re forced indoors again. For outdoorsy people who want a full and complete summertime experience, there are few places in the world more welcoming than Alaska. Summer in Alaska is an unparalleled experience with so much to offer vacationers—whether you’re the type of person who wants to sightsee or you’d rather gear up for an Alaskan fishing charter. What makes Alaska such a wonderful destination during the summer season? Take a look at a few of the reasons you won’t want to leave once you get here: Because of…

Visiting Alaska is a chance of a lifetime. There is no other place in the world like it, and the adventures you will have while visiting the great Alaskan outdoors can’t be surpassed. From the mountain views to the candid wildlife, you’ll have everything you need to make this a trip one you will never forget. Taking a fishing charter in Alaska will help you get up close and personal with the area, offering you the chance to see the state at its finest so you will have memories that last for years to come. Mountain views and fresh air The scenery in the great Alaskan outdoors is hard to match, as you will be surrounded by the peace and tranquility of the region that has so much to offer. The mountain views will take your breath away as you…

Phantom Tri-River Charters is attending the Anchorage Sportsman Show from March 30 through April 2, and the Great Alaska Sportsman Show from April 21 to April 23. This is a chance to learn more about our Alaskan fishing charters and see what we offer to beginners and advanced anglers alike. Here is what you can learn and do when you visit our booth: See our extensive service list: Our services go beyond just boarding a boat and throwing hooks into the water. We offer diverse expeditions for the vacationer and serious angler alike. Even if you do not believe you will ever fish again and simply want this one experience, we still treat you with excellent customer service. Our heated and covered boats will make this fun for even the least outdoorsy types and we accommodate reservations and walk-ins. This…

Fishing charters are a fun activity to partake in when you go on an Alaskan vacation, no matter what time of year it is. You get to socialize, spend time on the water, see a variety of fish and probably even catch a few! While this can be exciting and unlike anything you have experienced before, many people have made the mistake of bringing certain items with them onto the boat. Depending on what you were planning to do with these items, the fishing charter may not be as fun and exciting as you expected. Here are four things you shouldn’t bring on your fishing charter in Alaska: Liquor: Fishing charters want their riders to have a good time on the trip. For some people, it can be fun and relaxing to enjoy a few beers or a couple of…

Now is the perfect opportunity to sign up for a fishing charter in Alaska. It doesn’t matter how old or young you are, as Alaskan fishing is the perfect activity for any age or experience level. With the help of a fishing guide, you will be treated to a day on the water, where you are sure to catch a variety of fish, ranging from all species of salmon to halibut and rainbow trout. Any skill level is welcome Even if it is your first time fishing the Alaskan waterways, you will enjoy your time with a fishing charter. Beginning fishermen will have the guidance of a skilled instructor to help you navigate your way and catch as many fish as you can. From casting to baiting the hook, your fishing guide will be there to steer you in the…

Alaskan fishing charters frequently attract the most intrepid sport fishing connoisseurs, but not everyone is an experienced angler or even interested in fishing at all. If you want to take a charter, but your spouse or travel companion does not want to fish, there is still something in it for them as well as you. Here is what you will enjoy about our charters, whether you use a rod or simply enjoy being along for the ride: Scenery: Alaska is known for its natural scenery for a good reason. It is spectacular, and enjoying a boat ride while surrounded by trees and mountains is never a waste of time. If you wish to take a break from casting or even need to retreat to the heated indoors of our boats for a little bit, take that as an opportunity to…

There are many different types of excursions open to visitors of Alaska, from hiking and camping to boating. And speaking of boating, one of the most memorable activities you can pic, is an Alaskan fishing trip. Relaxing on the clear water and taking in the beauty of the nature around you, you can also catch your own salmon, straight from the source, and indulge in the unbeatable flavor of this famous fish. Of course, having that amazing experience largely depends on the charter company you choose. So before you buy your plane ticket and head out on your fishing quest, take some time to find a reputable company that is capable of providing you with everything you need for the Alaskan fishing trip of a lifetime. Here are a few things to consider: Not all charters are created equal…