Alaskan Salmon Fishing

Choose the Silverking Lodge near Ketchikan as the headquarters for an enjoyable Alaskan salmon fishing adventure

 

Known as the salmon capital of the world, Ketchikan, Alaska is a haven for sport fishermen. The community and its surrounding area is known for its strong runs of trophy-size fish, including every species of salmon, halibut, red snapper, cod and. Nearby lakes and streams provide excellent freshwater fishing for steelhead, grayling, Dolly Varden, rainbow and cutthroat trout. Fishing charters, lodges and services abound in the area. In short, Ketchikan is the perfect location for an Alaskan salmon fishing adventure!

 


 

The lodge and outfitter you should choose on your Alaskan salmon fishing adventure are one in the same – Silverking Lodge. The cold, plankton-filled waters surrounding our lodge, located 20 miles from Ketchikan on Grant Island, are full of many species of salmon in the summer. The waters are also habitat for halibut and other bottom fish that move into the shallower waters to take advantage of the additional food. Silverking Lodge’s fishing packages include boats, motors, rods, reels, and bait for your fishing excursion as well as all meals, accommodations and transportation on a boat of float plane from Ketchikan International Airport. Our staff also provides professional fish processing, properly packaging your fish for the ride home.

 

   

While on your Alaskan salmon fishing trip, do not miss the opportunity to explore the Ketchikan area. You can enjoy kayaking, canoeing and hiking to view the area’s picturesque scenery and marine life. You will also want to explore Ketchikan itself, which offers a wealth of attractions, including Dolly’s House Museum and Historic Creek Street. Formerly an infamous brothel, the museum displays artifacts and period furnishings from Ketchikan’s early days. Creek Street’s pedestrian-only wood boardwalks conduct visitors through turn-of-the-century buildings converted into art galleries, gift shops and restaurants. Another worthwhile attraction is the Totem Heritage Center, which displays a collection of 19th century totem poles rescued from abandoned native villages. The center also preserves and promotes the traditional arts and crafts of native cultures through arts classes and other activities.