Working in the tourism industry, I discovered that most tourists who plan their dream vacation in Alaska can be overwhelmed by the thousands of options offered by Alaska, especially with respect to the world of fishing! So I gathered some simple tools to help this process move forward.
Finding the best fishing schools in Alaska requires time, effort and especially extensive research! The Kenai Peninsula, which is the most common place to start your fishing adventure, offers several places such as Seward, Ninilchik, the Kenai River, the Kasilof River and Homer. In these locations, look for more than 100 charter companies to dig and filter the best of the worst. How can we accelerate that? As simple as it sounds, critics!
Reviews, like on TripAdvisor and Google, can make or break a business in many ways. While you can not have the good without the bad, the important thing to look for here is the amount of negative reviews that are compared with the excellent And what do they say? Do the guests seem to be valid in their complaints? Did the company take the time to respond? This is essential to filter some of the junk (excuse frank verbiage) to legitimate concerns.
Once you have visited between three and five companies of interest in the selection of reviews, you will want to continue to discover who has the best available options for what you are looking for! Are you looking for a specific location, the size of the boat, the duration of the trips, the exclusive fishing or party style, or a specific species? While most Alaskan fishing charters on the Kenai Peninsula offer almost the same type of trips, asking these questions of your fellow travelers will help you refine the questions you are asked when it is time to make calls .
Which brings us to the next step: call! Most companies offer online booking, but if you are new to fishing in Alaska, I recommend calling first to refine some details. Do you want to ask important questions like the places it offers? Are your trips full days or half a day? At what time are your trips offered? What do I need to buy and what is included? Questions like these are crucial to make sure you book exactly what you are looking for!
Once you have these answers, you can make a decision! Go ahead and get the reservation process for the letter of your choice and get ready to start preparing for Alaskan fishing!
Alaska Fishing Preparation:
- Dress in layers
- Bring your rain gear
- Treat seasickness with a cure PRIOR the trips
- bring lunches and drinks on board to snack
- Buy an Alaskan fishing license in advance
- Plan how you want to take the fish home, with you on the plane or on the expedition
- Bring a camera
And, above all, super ready to take a trips of your life!
Finding the best fishing schools in Alaska requires time, effort and especially extensive research! The Kenai Peninsula, which is the most common place to start your fishing adventure, offers several places such as Seward, Ninilchik, the Kenai River, the Kasilof River and Homer. In these locations, look for more than 100 charter companies to dig and filter the best of the worst. How can we accelerate that? As simple as it sounds, critics!
Reviews, like on TripAdvisor and Google, can make or break a business in many ways. While you can not have the good without the bad, the important thing to look for here is the amount of negative reviews that are compared with the excellent And what do they say? Do the guests seem to be valid in their complaints? Did the company take the time to respond? This is essential to filter some of the junk (excuse frank verbiage) to legitimate concerns.
Once you have visited between three and five companies of interest in the selection of reviews, you will want to continue to discover who has the best available options for what you are looking for! Are you looking for a specific location, the size of the boat, the duration of the trips, the exclusive fishing or party style, or a specific species? While most Alaskan fishing charters on the Kenai Peninsula offer almost the same type of trips, asking these questions of your fellow travelers will help you refine the questions you are asked when it is time to make calls .
Which brings us to the next step: call! Most companies offer online booking, but if you are new to fishing in Alaska, I recommend calling first to refine some details. Do you want to ask important questions like the places it offers? Are your trips full days or half a day? At what time are your trips offered? What do I need to buy and what is included? Questions like these are crucial to make sure you book exactly what you are looking for!
Once you have these answers, you can make a decision! Go ahead and get the reservation process for the letter of your choice and get ready to start preparing for Alaskan fishing!
Alaska Fishing Preparation:
- Dress in layers
- Bring your rain gear
- Treat seasickness with a cure PRIOR the trips
- bring lunches and drinks on board to snack
- Buy an Alaskan fishing license in advance
- Plan how you want to take the fish home, with you on the plane or on the expedition
- Bring a camera
And, above all, super ready to take a trips of your life!
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