Salmon
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Lingcod & Rockfish
If you are looking for
the ultimate fishing trip, you will find it with Alaska
Wilderness Voyages fishing for Alaska Salmon. This line
peeling, rod bending, adrenaline filled thrill of a
lifetime gets into your blood – and you just keep
coming back for more!
Pound for pound, Silver
Salmon (Coho Salmon) are the best fighting fish in Alaska.
Known for their long runs and acrobatic jumps –
these fish will never cease to thrill every angler!
Luckily for us, huge schools of silver salmon congregate
throughout Prince William Sound, Resurrection Bay and
Kenai Fjords each year – and our knowledgeable
captain and crew know just where to find them! Many
times, bringing one silver salmon to the surface will
excite the whole school and they rise to the surface
also – it is a wonderful sight to behold! When
the bite is on – ITS ON! It is quite a sight to
see 4 or 5 people fighting silver salmon at the same
time – and landing them successfully is a task
our highly trained crew take great pride in accomplishing!
Another highly prized
salmon is the King Salmon (Chinook Salmon) which is
also the largest of the Pacific Salmon. No doubt about
it, this is the big daddy of salmon. Hooking into a
king salmon is a heart pumping thrill of a lifetime
– enjoy the ride! Most fishing for king salmon
is done by trolling – so you will get to enjoy
the breathtaking scenery while fishing for the mighty
king. Sometimes you may even hook into a “white
king” – a very highly prized, white fleshed
king salmon which is known as one of the best tasting
salmon!
Prince William Sound
also gets large schools of Red Salmon (Sockeye Salmon)
into many of the bays. Not only do these fish have a
reputation for being hard fighters they are also highly
valued for their rich and flavorful meat. In addition,
if you are up for some river fishing fun – we
will also set you up to fish for Pink Salmon and Chum
Salmon. When the timing is right – and you know
where to fish – the rivers and streams are so
full of fish that it almost looks like you could walk
across the river on the backs of the fish!
Just imagine yourself
on board Miss Brizz, sitting at anchor in a secluded
cove. As you watch bears feeding on pink salmon heading
up a nearby river, the line on your rod starts peeling
out. You land silvers while the bears feed on pinks.
This is Alaska Fishing – dreams really can come
true! |
