Fish Alaska

When you fish in Ketchikan, Alaska with the help of Clover Pass Resort, you are in store for a rewarding experience

If you would like to fish in Alaska and want an outfitter that is flexible with its angling excursion options as well as affordable – make Clover Pass Resort 15 miles north of Ketchikan your destination. We offer self-guided saltwater excursions, guided saltwater and freshwater excursions as well as combination packages with both guided saltwater and freshwater angling. Our self-guided saltwater packages are popular. If you choose one of these excursions, you will become the captain of your own 14-foot skiff that features a 90 horsepower, four-stroke outboard motor, a depth finder, a VHF Radio, and downriggers.

If you choose of fish with one of our guides on your adventure on the waters of Alaska’s Inside Passages, you will be under the tutelage of an experienced charter boat captain that will do his very best to help you land an excellent catch. You will have the chance to land a variety of fish on one of our guided Alaska saltwater adventures – five species of pacific salmon, halibut, sea bass, red snapper and cod, among others. On our guided excursions, you will enjoy the use of rods, reels, bait, basic tackle, as well as professional fish processing when you return to our dock.

During your stay at Clover Pass near Ketchikan, Alaska, do not just fish. You will also want to enjoy the culture and history of the “Salmon Capitol of the World.” Ketchikan is home to the largest population of native Alaskans in the state. As such, it boasts the largest collection of totem poles on earth. Do not miss the chance to see native carvers at work at the Saxman Tribal House and displays of totems at Totem Bight State Historic Park, the Totem Heritage Center, the Southeast Alaska Discovery Center and the Tongass Historical Museum. You will also want to hike on the miles of trails surrounding the community, explore its numerous galleries displaying native art and stroll down historic Creek Street, the city’s former red light district which is now home to quaint boutiques and top-notch restaurants.

While not enjoying your fishing excursion trying to land Alaska king salmon or other species, take the opportunity to explore nearby Ketchikan, a thriving arts community that boasts many art galleries and hosts numerous art-themed special events throughout the year.

Home to the largest collection of totem poles in the world, Ketchikan also features many historic attractions from its native past as well as from European settlement, including the Tongass Historical Museum, the Southeast Alaska Discovery Center, Totem Bight State Historic Park and Dolly’s House Museum. Miles and miles of hiking trails surround Ketchikan.

You cannot go wrong when you choose Clover Pass Resort as the headquarters for your Alaskan salmon fishing vacation!