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<p>Situated in the heart of Alaska's Inside Passage, Sitka offers world-class saltwater fishing in a dramatic setting of coastal rainforests and volcanic peaks. This destination is globally renowned for its Pacific Halibut, where anglers regularly battle "barn door" giants exceeding 300 pounds in the nutrient-rich waters of the Gulf of Alaska. The massive flats and deep fjords around Baranof Island create ideal habitats for these bottom-dwellers, promising thrilling deep-water fights year-round.</p>

<p>Five species of wild salmon dominate Sitka's fishery, with the mighty King Salmon reigning supreme. These prized catches frequently exceed 40 pounds, offering explosive strikes and deep runs. From July through September, acrobatic Silver Salmon swarm the coastlines, known for aerial displays and aggressive topwater takes. Anglers also target plentiful Pink Salmon during summer runs and occasionally encounter powerful Chum Salmon, creating diverse opportunities across the season.</p>

<p>Beyond salmon and halibut, Sitka's underwater structure holds voracious Lingcod and plentiful Rockfish. Lingcod provide a white-meat bounty considered exceptional table fare, while Rockfish offer non-stop action for tacos and fish fries. The unique advantage here is multi-species fishing: charters regularly deliver "Sitka grand slams" combining salmon, halibut, and rockfish in a single outing.</p>

<p>Professional charters leverage decades of local expertise to navigate these fertile waters. With rugged Alaskan wilderness as your backdrop, expect encounters with breaching whales, sea lions, and bald eagles between catches. From processing services to fishing licenses, operators ensure every detail is handled for your prime Alaskan fishing adventure.</p>

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	King Salmon are really on form in April, giving you hours of fun out on the water. In the rivers, Steelhead and Dolly Varden are starting their spring runs, so there's plenty of action wherever you go.</p>


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	The Sitka Seafood Festival is a great way to unwind after a hard day battling King Salmon, Halibut, Rockfish, and Lingcod offshore. Or you could just eat those, come to think of it.</p>


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	Locals dress the town up in tinsel and fairy lights each winter season, bringing the area to life and filling the streets with seasonal joy. This is a cold but magical time to visit Sitka.</p>


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	The Sitka Jazz Festival draws together great musicians from across the state and beyond, putting on performances and bringing cheers to the dark winter nights. It's well worth checking out.</p>


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	Sitka really shines on sunny winter days, with snow-capped mountains and picture-perfect streets. This may not be tourist high season, but it's a charming time to visit nonetheless.</div>


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	July is peak Salmon season and all five species run in the island's rivers. Get lucky and land a Grand Slam. Get really lucky and you could be one of few anglers alive to have managed a Fantasy Slam.</p>


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	The music never ends here in Sitka, or at least it seems that way in summer. The Sitka Summer Music Festival runs for the whole of June, with great music all the way through.</p>


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	Sitka's cultural side shines out once again in March, with the annual ArtiGras Music & Arts Festival. The event includes a wearable art show, songwriter workshops, and many more inspiring events.</p>


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	The Sitka Salmon Derby kicks off each year on Memorial Day weekend. Battle monster Salmon and competitive anglers for great prizes and some serious bragging rights.</p>


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	Sitka Whalefest raises awareness about these incredible creatures with a symposium, workshops, and fun-filled activities. It's also a great time to go whale watching in Sitka - funny that.</p>


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	Alaska was signed over to the United States right here in Sitka in October 1867. Alaska Day Festival celebrates this each year. It's quite the event locally.</p>


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	Chinook and Coho Salmon are biting like crazy, and there are still some Chum Salmon around, too. Offshore, Halibut and Lingcod put heavy tackle to the test while Dolly Varden run in the rivers.</p>


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	Believe it or not, Sitka is America's largest city. The town of 9,000 counts the whole of Baranof Island and beyond within its city limits, making it 25 times the size of New York. With such staggering beauty and bountiful fishing found all around the island, we can hardly blame them for wanting to claim it all. The fisheries of Sitka Sound alone are enough to give most port towns a run for their money. Sitka fishing charters take full advantage of this, targeting monster Salmon, Halibut, and Lingcod while keeping an eye out for the area's incredible wildlife.</div>
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	And it really is incredible! Whales, seals, and sea otters splash in the cool Pacific waters, while bald eagles swoop through the air above. Local conservation centers like the Fortress of the Bear work to protect this wildlife, caring for orphaned bears until they can be released back into the wild. Sitka also lands more King Salmon than any other port in Alaska, and their Halibut and Lingcod are almost as good. Add in freshwater fishing for Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout, and Dolly Varden, and we're surprised there's any room for the people!</div>
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	Sitka Fishing Spots</h3>
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	Sitka looks out into open Pacific waters. It has great access to deep water when the weather's good. That's not always the case in Alaska to say the least, so luckily there are plenty of secluded spots to hole up even in the depths of winter. All Sitka fishing guides have their own secret favorites, but here are some of our top picks, just to get you started.&nbsp;</div>
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	Sitka Sound</h4>
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	Why travel further when there's great fishing right on your doorstep? Chinook and Coho Salmon can both be caught here, as can Halibut, Rockfish, and various other bottom fish.</div>
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	Magoun Islands</h4>
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	Tucked away between Krestof and Kruzof Islands, this is a great fishery for Halibut and Salmon when it's too rough in open water. It's only ten miles from town, too.</div>
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	Olga Strait</h4>
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	The calm waters of the Olga Strait are about as scenic as you can get, bordered by dense forest and full of trophy King Salmon. We don't know who Olga was, but she must have been special.</div>
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	Biorka Island</h4>
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	Head out to the mouth of the Sitka Sound and you'll hit some of the best Salmon fishing Sitka has access to. These waters also have big Lingcod and Rockfish, but can get pretty rough in bad weather.</div>
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	Whale Bay</h4>
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	As you head further from town, fishing pressure gets lower and the catch gets even better. Target Salmon, Halibut, Lingcod, and Rockfish in these remote waters. Keep an eye out for whales too - they didn't name it for nothing!</div>
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	Swan Lake</h4>
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	Don't fancy a long boat ride? Swan Lake is right in the middle of town and has great catches of Rainbow and Cutthroat Trout as well as some big Dolly Varden.</div>
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	Indian River</h4>
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	The Indian River is a great place for freshwater anglers to start as it flows right into town. Chinook, Coho, Chum, Pink, and Sockeye Salmon all run in this river, and while they're protected from harvest, the Dolly Varden and Rainbow Trout are fair game.</div>
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	Starrigavan Creek</h4>
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	This remote waterway holds some of the best fly fishing Sitka has to offer. Pink and Coho Salmon make their runs here, joining resident Trout and Dolly Varden for a summer of incredible angling.</div>
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	And that's not all!</h4>
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	There are a hundred spots you can hit on Sitka fishing charters, and freshwater guides could take you along dozens of creeks, rivers, streams, and lakes. It's a huge island, and the fishing's on form everywhere. Go wherever your guide suggests and have a great time!</div>
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	Sitka Fishing Techniques</h3>
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	When Salmon fishing Sitka Sound or other saltwater fisheries you'll normally be trolling or mooching, using live, cut, or plug-cut Herring. These techniques are used all along Alaska's Gulf Coast to devastating effect. Sitka Halibut fishing is very different. You'll be dropping lines at anchor, with a chum bag on the bottom and some juicy baits like Herring and Salmon on your hooks. Jigs are a great addition to your setup, but you'll need a bit of bait to make the fish take interest.</div>
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	Fly fishing rules Sitka's freshwater fisheries. That's hardly surprising, with five species of Salmon and two species of Trout to play with. You can get away with a single-handed 8-weight when battling Trout, but you're better off with a sturdy switch rod when going after big Alaskan Kings. Your fly choice will depend on your fishing style, but Dragg'n Flys, Chewy Eggs, Guide Signature Intruders, and Fish Tacos are all local favorites.</div>
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	Need to Know</h3>
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	You need a fishing license to enjoy these local waters. Some Sitka fishing lodges do include them, but most charters and on-foot guides don't. Chinook Salmon require an additional stamp which is well worth buying even if they're not your focus. You'll kick yourself if you don't get one and have to throw a trophy King back.</div>
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Join Sitka Seeker in search of trophy fish off Sitka, targeting Salmon, Halibut, Lingcod, and a variety of Rockfish (species availability varies due to seasonal limits and regulations) Halibut CANNOT be retained on our charters. Rods, reels, and tackle are included on every trip-just bring food, drinks and sun/rain protection. 

Fish processing and shipping available upon request for an additional fee.

This trip is designed for parties staying in Sitka for more than one day.

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