Our fishing season will start on May 1st. If there is interest in April Kings we will be pleased to accommodate you.

May and June are mainly for King Salmon and halibut.  This is also the time when whales are moving through so bring your camera with plenty of batteries! 

July brings ling cod plus the Silvers start to make an appearance towards the end of the month.  Kings, halibut and rockfish are still available, too!

The Silvers start peaking in mid August and continue through September 15th. 

Sightseeing

For the family photographer or the seasoned professional...the picture taking opportunities afforded by Kodiak Island and her surrounding waters are endless!  There is an abundance of scenery and wildlife such as several species of whales, including Orcas, Humpbacks, Grays and Fins.  Catch an eyeful of an occasional sea lion or sea otter.  The birds range from bald eagles to puffins to a wide array of sea birds and ducks.  You might even capture the famous Kodiak brown bear roaming our rocky shores.  Whatever you may encounter it will ensure that your trip is memorable!

Fish Briefs:

King Salmon: known also as Chinook and is Alaska's state fish. An average size is 18 lbs. but can vary up to 50 lbs. or more.  They can be aggressive and are a favorite of sportfishermen.

Silver Salmon: Also known as Coho.  Usually weigh 8-12 lbs but can reach 20 lbs or more.  These salmon are extremely acrobatic and put up a great fight.

Halibut: a bottom dwelling flatfish with both eyes on one side of the head.  Largest of all flatfish.  Average weight is 35-40 lbs and females can get over 200 lbs or more.

Lingcod: Are aggressive predators with wide mouths.  They can weigh over 80 lbs or more.  With their natural aggressive nature, they are sure to provide a good fight when hooked.

Rockfish:  There are more than 30 species of this fish with the most common being Yelloweye, Dusky and Black.  Sometimes called sea bass.

For further information please visit: www.adfg.state.ak.us