This Species Bucket List covers anything and everything you can catch in Southeast Alaskan Waters. We'll explore the trophy catches, the best table fare, the oddballs, and the ones we ask you to say a quick "see you later" to. Consider this your preseason cheat sheet to all Southeast Alaska has to offer.

You walk down to the dock, coffee in hand, ready to fish. What you don't see is everything that happened before you got there. By the time you step aboard, our crew's already been at it, cleaning, loading, rigging, brewing, so all you have to do is show up and start fishing. In this entry we'll take you behind the scenes and walk through how our boats are prepped for the day.

Alaska's fish and game managers have built a system of seasons, size limits, and release rules designed to keep these fisheries healthy for the next hundred years of anglers and knowing the difference between a keeper and a "photo and release" fish makes the day on the water even better.

Discover your home away from home at Sportsman’s Cove Lodge. From cozy cabins to the luxurious King Salmon Deckhouse, each stay comes with top-notch amenities, fishing gear, and hearty meals. Learn what is included in your trip and what is not so you can focus on reeling in memories and enjoying every moment.

Fishing in Southeast Alaska between June and August? Stay comfortable with layers, waterproof gear, and the right accessories. From base layers and fleece to rain jackets, gloves, hats, and polarized sunglasses, this guide covers everything anglers need for salmon, halibut, rockfish, and cod trips. Pack smart, stay dry, and focus on the fish, the views, and unforgettable memories on the water.

Layer up, stay dry, and reel in the adventure. Learn what to wear when fishing for salmon, halibut, rockfish, and cod in Alaska between June and August. From waterproof gear and sturdy boots to sun protection and practical layers, these tips ensure comfort, safety, and a memorable day on the water.