Alaskan Fishing Charter

Planning an Alaskan fishing expedition is one of those monumental treasures in life if you’re an avid angler. From picking the dates to planning the flights, to finally touching down in America’s 49th state and claiming your spot on the fishing boat, every moment is exciting… but there’s no more exciting moment than when you feel a tug on your line. It’s indescribable. If you’re a seasoned fisherman, you know there’s no guarantee of a bite, however, which can mean some trepidation when you hit the water. What happens if the runs are slow that day? Are you using the right bait? What should you be doing to attract Alaskan salmon to your lure? These questions and more can cloud your mind and detract from your experience. It’s important to prepare yourself prior to heading out, to make sure you’re…

Whether this is your first fishing charter in Alaska or you’ve experienced several, there is always a chance that you can catch that trophy salmon. We can never guarantee this occurring, but we put you in the best circumstances to secure that great catch. To help you get ready for the anticipation of your adventure, here are seven of Alaska’s premier catches: 1970 Steelhead/Rainbow Trout: Caught by David White on Bell Island, this giant trout weighed 42 pounds. This record still remains for this particular species, and who knows—maybe you can beat David Bell on this one! 1970 Lake Trout: While there is still no record for brook trout, Daniel Thorsness caught a 47-pound lake trout in this 45-year-old trophy record. He caught the fish, ironically enough, at Lake Daniel. 1985 King Salmon: Lester Anderson caught a 97-pound, four-ounce salmon…

Taking a fishing charter in Alaska is the outdoor adventure of a lifetime for many individuals. In addition to catching salmon and other native fish species, the charters offer other opportunities to experience this untamed wilderness. As you set off on one of our boats, here is what else you can expect on your fishing trip: Great scenery: Every fishing route is surrounded by great scenery. When you want to take a break from casting, or if you prefer to enjoy the heated indoors of our boats, there will be plenty of great views. There is a beauty in Alaska that is unlike anywhere else in the United States, so enjoy it while you are here. Wildlife: While out on the river, we will attract visitors. Not other humans, mind you, but bears, bald eagles, caribou and moose. Many of…

If you are planning a trip to Alaska sometime soon, you should seriously consider reserving a chartered boat to take you out into the furthest reaches of the Alaskan waters. The sights of the great outdoors in it’s most natural state are breathtaking and spur wonder in the minds of all ages. Although getting a fishing charter in Alaska sounds like you will have to be holding a fishing pole or a catch net the whole time, this, actually, does not have to be the case. From long-time fisherman and newbies to nature watchers and photographers, boarding a fishing charter in Alaska can be a great activity choice that can create fascinating new memories. You’ll have a story to tell, whether you reel in the biggest fish of your life or get to see a humpback whale for the first…

The decision to visit Alaska and enjoy a fishing charter is an easy one to make. It’s fun, adventurous, relaxing and presents a great opportunity for bonding with loved ones or grabbing some quality alone time. Once you’ve decided to look into Alaskan fishing charters, however, the much more difficult decision becomes choosing which one to trust with your vacation. Going through the right company for Alaskan fishing charters can completely enhance your overall experience, while the wrong one can have you wishing you’d never even left home. To avoid disappointment and secure a quality trip, you’ll want to look out for a few different qualities when choosing between Alaskan fishing charters. Here are the key qualities and features you should be able to expect from your Alaskan fishing charter company: Strong online reviews: Websites like Trip Advisor, Google and…

Finding quality fishing in Alaska year-round isn’t exactly a challenge. There’s such an abundance of fish here, and so many truly unique places to visit and explore, that one could live a full life and probably never come close to experiencing all of Alaska’s fishing opportunities. That said, the winters here are brutal, particularly if you aren’t used to the conditions. It’s probably no surprise that we don’t get just a whole lot of out-of-state visitors angling for good fishing trips during the winter. But thankfully for all of us, this winter is approaching its end. As the days get longer and the ice thaws, the fishing opportunities become much more attractive to everyone. Before the onslaught of summer fishing enthusiasts arrives is actually a great time to schedule an Alaskan fishing expedition. But where is the best place to…

Fishing tours in Alaska are a great way to spend a vacation. Especially if you are an outdoor enthusiast and enjoy sporting activities, it’s time to get out of the city and hit the open waters. In fact, fishing tours are not just for experienced fisherman—they are great for professionals and amateurs alike, can be enjoyed alone or with the whole family, and will ensure a once in a lifetime experience. When it comes time for your next vacation, consider making your destination Alaska. To help with a little motivation, here are five of the best things you will experience while here. Scenery: Alaska, and especially fishing tours in Alaska, is a little more of an outdoor experience than just visiting your local state park. We are talking about the incredible untamed wilderness there for your enjoyment! Especially while fishing,…

If you’ve been saving up for the last few months, pinching pennies to afford the fishing trip of your dreams, Phantom Tri-River Charters has great news for you: we’re now offering King Salmon fishing charters in Alaska! Grab your tackle box and your cooler because there’s never been a better time to book your trip…

Fishing season is upon us and it’s time for you to dig out your tackle box, dust off your rod and start thinking about where you want to cast your lure. The local lakes, rivers and ponds may be opening up again for the season, but why not take your talents somewhere a bit more…

Fishing in Alaskan waters isn’t like fishing down at your local pond or stream! Between the colder temperatures and rougher elements at work, you’ll need a bit more gear, a more alert mind and some hardened experience as a fisherman to get you through the journey. Rest assured, however, if you’re properly prepared for an…