Your tour guide will teach you about bear safety and will provide each guest with a can of bear spray incase of emergency. Your tour guide will be carrying a gun incase of emergency as well.

Up to 6 guests may participate. For groups larger than 6, please contact our team to check for additional availability.

Chest Waders, tackle and fishing gear are provided. You will be fishing with spinning rods, though a few fly rods are on hand should you prefer.

Yes, chest waders are required and provided for this trip. If your calf circumference exceeds 17 inches, our waders may not fit. We recommend bringing your own if you have larger calves, as we cannot offer refunds if you’re unable to participate due to sizing issues. Additionally, if your shoe size is larger than 14, please bring your own boots.

No. This tour is strictly catch and release fishery so that we may preserve a valuable resource for years to come.

Please visit Alaska Dept. of Fish and Game to purchase and print your Non-resident 1 Day Sport Fishing License for $15.

At least 2 guests are required to operate this tour. Individuals will be asked to join another group when available or guests will be refunded should the minimum not be met.

There is no minimum age to participate.

Non-alcoholic beverages in closeable containers and snacks are allowed on tour.

Your guide is a professional in the industry and will be equipped with the necessary safety gear. All guests are given a bear safety talk and will have the option to carry their own bear spray.

Wildlife is abundant in Southeast Alaska and sightings are possible on any tour. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed.

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