SALMON AND HALIBUT FISHING IN ALASKA WITH DOC WARNER’S TEAM
Salmon and Halibut Fishing in Alaska at Doc Warner’s
We wouldn’t call it an “Alaska Salmon and Halibut Fishing Lodge” if we couldn’t provide the actual salmon and halibut fishing experience. At Doc Warner’s, you plan your itinerary. Each day you choose where you want to fish and how long you want to stay at your chosen location. Whether you want to fish in one of the 5 nearby streams or on the protected waters of the Icy Strait and Excursion Inlet, the choice is yours to make.
King, Silver, Pink, and Chum Salmon and Dolly Varden always offer a good challenge, to say nothing of the rock fish, Pacific cod and other sea creatures vying for your attention (and eating your bait). With all these fish, you are virtually guaranteed a successful fishing experience.
The only major consideration when planning your salmon and halibut fishing trip is what type of salmon you are most interested in catching.
Use the information below to choose the species you’d like to catch. Once you’ve made your decision on what you want to catch, you are ready to schedule your salmon and halibut fishing trip to Doc Warner’s.
Doc Warner’s is unique because both salmon and halibut are located close to our lodge. You can fish for both species without a long boat ride for either. Pacific cod and several varieties of rock fish are also close by.
Each day you can choose what you want to fish for, where you want to fish and how long you want to stay there. Our fishing area is approximately 200 square miles and includes several streams and rivers so there’s plenty of room for everyone. Use the information below to choose the species you’d like to catch. Once you’ve made your decision on what you want to catch, you are ready to schedule your salmon and halibut fishing trip to Doc Warner’s.
Halibut
Halibut range from 20-150+ pounds and are always present However, they are stronger in the early summer.
Salmon
King, Silver, Pink, Chum Salmon and Dolly Varden always offer a good challenge, to say nothing of the halibut, rock fish, Pacific code and other sea creatures vying for your attention (and eating your bait). Chum salmon, also called Keta, is available in the early part of the season and is found in deeper waters.
Other Species
Other species of fish include Pacific Code, Dolly Varden, and Rock Fish in several varieties. Check the regulations to see which Rock Fish are available during your trip.