Fishing · HOONAH FISHING TRIPS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend who has never held a rod: 4 hoonah fishing trips worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to check before you commit.
Natalie of NatVenture Tours takes you from Icy Strait Point through Hoonah and old logging roads to a remote Tongass National Forest river. Fish for salmon or trout in waders, look for brown bears and spawning salmon, and enjoy a personal trip limited to six people.
“Caught a ton of fish and seen 2 bears. One of the best fishing experiences I’ve had in Alaska. She was an awesome guide.”
Fish Hoonah waters with Captain Billy and a maximum of six people. Your 3 to 5-hour charter includes rods, tackle, snacks, and light rain gear. Keep your catch on most days, watch for whales and sea lions, and pay the $25 fishing license in cash aboard the boat.
“Captain was very helpful and knowledgeable! He lives and has family in the area, caught some nice fish on a slow day! He was Great”
Drive from Icy Strait Point into Hoonah’s rainforest, hike to a salmon stream, and fish with supplied spinning or fly-fishing gear. Groups are limited to six, with chances to see brown bears, eagles, deer, and other wildlife. Guide Chris has helped beginners and experienced anglers alike.
“This was the greatest experience! We caught a ton of salmon, and we even saw a bear! The very best day!!!”
Choose whale watching or fishing with Ear Mountain Charters from Icy Strait Point. You will ride a 32-foot North River boat to Hoonah, then head onto Alaska waters with a heated cabin, bathroom, and room for six. Whale trips seek marine mammals, while fishing trips provide gear, with a $15 license required.
“Excelente tour, excelente Guía y Capitán. Logramos ver ballenas, orcas, nutrias y leones marinos.”
Pick a coast, a lake, or a hole in the ice.
