Abundant in Alaskan waters, Pollock are fast-growing and mild-flavored, they are well known as the flaky white fish in fish sticks and fast-food favorites.

An aggressive predator with a gaping mouth and mottled skin, Lingcod are exciting to catch and even better to eat; delicate, white, and buttery.

A highly prized shellfish with sweet, tender meat. Caught in pots, they offer a hands-on experience and a mouthwatering reward.

Salmon are Alaska’s signature sportfish, known for their powerful runs, acrobatic fights, and exceptional table quality. From the hard-charging strength of Kings to the high-energy leaps of Coho, the abundance of Pinks, and the stamina of Chum, each species offers its own challenge and reward. Anglers commonly target salmon using a mix of trolling, mooching, and jigging techniques, paired with tried-and-true baits like herring, hoochies, spoons, and spinners. Whether you’re chasing a trophy or simply enjoying consistent action on the water, salmon deliver an unforgettable Alaska fishing experience.

These beautifully patterned fish are often caught while targeting rockfish. Their delicate white meat makes a fine addition to any wilderness dining experience at our remote camp.

With dozens of species, Rockfish range in color and size but consistently offer mild, delicious meat and are great for anglers of all levels.

A prized bottom-dweller known for its massive size and dense, flaky white meat. A classic Alaskan catch and a bucket-list fish for many. The limit is one halibut per person, and it must be shorter than 37 inches or longer than 80 inches.

Pacific Cod are a plentiful and great tasting addition to any fish box. The delicate white meat of this species is ideal for fish and chips, tacos, and cod sandwiches.

These deep-water shrimp are known for their clean, sweet taste and tender bite. They're a delicacy among Alaskans and a hidden gem for visitors.

Often caught incidentally, Skates resemble rays and are known for their wing-like bodies. They're a unique addition to any angler’s tally, although not a species that’s usually retained.

Small but mighty, Dogfish are a species of shark that offer a surprising tug on the line and an opportunity to catch something truly different.

An elusive, prehistoric-looking fish rarely targeted by anglers. Catching one is a rare and memorable event due to their odd but fascinating appearance.

A flatfish with menacing teeth, Arrowtooth Flounder are a less common catch, easily recognized by their sharp features and elongated body.