World class Fishing from the shores of south east Alaska. Fish like the locals do and experience the fight of your life. Whether you prefer fly fishing or spinning reels our top of the line equipment is ready for you to get on the bite
At REEL1, We provide a guided fishing shuttle. We'll outfit you in fishing gear and take you to and from our favorite fishing spot, we supply a spin rod, boot-foot waders and lures so you can "REEL" in a big "1". You can expect to spend ~2 hours on the shore with great chances to catch a 5 species of wild pacific salmon or dolly varden. Book now to REEL1 with us.
Profitez de cette expérience de pêche du bord. Pratiquez la pêche, sans le mal de mer. Une activité amusante pour tous les âges et tous les niveaux. Nous déposerons votre poisson chez un transformateur local qui vous le livrera directement chez vous.
This tour combines shoreline salmon fishing with one of Alaska’s most popular dining experiences! Start your adventure by joining us for guided shore fishing, where we’ll provide the gear you need including spin rods, boot-foot waders, and lures. There you will have the chance to catch all 5 species of wild pacific salmon and dolly varden. After fishing, we’ll take you to an authentic Alaskan all-you-can-eat salmon bake featuring grilled salmon, bbq ribs, baked beans, wild-rice pilaf, au gratin potatoes, fresh salads, sides, beverages and blueberry cake. All while enjoying live local music in a fun and festive atmosphere. Beer and wine are also available for purchase. The experience continues after dinner with a short walk along a natural salmon-spawning creek to the historic Wagner Mine near beautiful Salmon Creek waterfall. Guests can pan for gold, explore mining relics, and keep an eye out for spawning salmon along the way.
Experience the living cultures of the Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian peoples at Sealaska Heritage. Step inside an authentic cedar clan house, explore immersive exhibits and monumental art, and learn about our totems. Your visit supports Alaska Native artists, language revitalization, and cultural programs rooted in thousands of years of tradition. Now on view: Their Grandparents’ Names on the Land an interactive exhibit revealing ancient place names and ingenious salmon and halibut technologies that sustained Native peoples for millennia.
