Yakutat Alaska Is A Fishermans Paradise ... Remote, Uncrowded and World Class Fishing ... That Is Only A 4 Hour Flight From Seattle

Fishonted - Ted Johnson

When you are looking for a remote Alaskan experience one of the things you don't normally hear is "easily accessible". Yakutat is at the very northern end of what is known as SE Alaska. There are no roads going in and out of Yakutat and the only ways in are by boat and plane. In Alaska the first thing you think about when someone says plane is a float plane. Yakutat is actually served by Alaskan Airlines which drops in a commercial plane twice a day. If you plan it right you can leave San Francisco or LAX in the early morning and be fishing in Yakutat by noon.

Yakutat Charters is the premier Fishing Charter business based in Yakutat. They have 5 fully equipped fishing boats with all the latest gear and electronics. Scott Chadwick is the owner of Yakutat Charter and has been living and working in Yakutat most of his life. He is also one of the best halibut fishermen you will find and knows the waters off Yakutat as well as anyone.

Yakutat is considered Alaska's most productive Halibut fishing destination and you can keep 2 Halibut a day in 2020 verses just 1 in most of the other Alaskan fishing destinations. Fish in excess of 100 pounds are very common and the average size of Halibut caught in Yakutat is 39 pounds, this is about 10 pounds more than the next best destination.

The waters off Yakutat also hold King Salmon, Silver Salmon, Lingcod and various Rockfish, which Scott also fishes for. There is always something to catch in Yakutat.

Contact Scott today to have him help you plan your next Alaskan Adventure ..

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