Wrangell sits at the southern end of Tongass National Forest — the largest temperate rainforest in North America — surrounded by protected salt water that holds all five Pacific salmon species from May through September, plus halibut, shrimp, and a variety of bottomfish. The town's calm, island-sheltered waters mean shorter runs to productive fishing ground compared to more exposed Southeast Alaska ports. Local charter fleets run full-day trips targeting king salmon in spring, pinks and chums through midsummer, and silvers in late summer and fall.
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Halibut
King & silver salmon
Bottom fish & crab
$275–$375/person shared halibut & salmon (6–8 hrs); private from $1,400/day
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$275–$375/person shared halibut & salmon (6–8 hrs)
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wrangell, Alaska
›King salmon (Stikine)
›Halibut charter
›Remote fly-in fishing
Alaska Native, family-owned Wrangell operator running custom Bentz jet boat tours on the Stikine River, to LeConte Glacier, and the Anan Bear & Wildlife Observatory, plus Tlingit-guided cultural and heritage land tours.
wrangell, Alaska
›full-day fishing
›Stikine River jet boat
›LeConte Glacier tour
+1 more trip types
wrangell, Alaska
›saltwater fishing charter
›Anan bear viewing combo
›Stikine River jet boat
+1 more trip types
Tongass Sport Fishing
$275–$375/person shared halibut & salmon (6–8 hrs)