Ketchikan salmon & halibut fishing, World class salmon & halibut fishing with deluxe accommodations.


Alaska caribou hunting, both unguided and guided Alaska caribou hunts available.


 Alaska brown bear hunting, Alaska brown bear hunts take place on the Alaska Peninsula.

2010 Rates & Dates

For Reservations Call Brad Saalsaa: 907-247- HUNT
( 907-247- 4868 )
Email:
bsaalsaa@kpunet.net

2010 Price List

50% deposit due in order to reserve hunt date & price. Remaining balance due 60 days prior to hunt.

2010 - 10 day Fall Brown Bear Hunt…Iliamna Area…….........$15,500
2011-10 day Fall Brown Bear Hunt… Port Heiden Area………..$17,500
2010 - 8 day spring Brown Bear  hunt…   Cold Bay Area…………..$ 18,500


5 Day Trophy Black Bear Hunt……………………………..$4,850

10 Day Arctic Grizzly Bear Hunt……………………………..$9,750

10 Day Arctic Grizzly Bear/ Caribou…………………………$12,200

10 Day Trophy Moose Hunt………………………….………$13,000

10 Day Moose, Caribou Combo……………….……….….. $15,000

10 Day Moose, Arctic Grizzly Combo………………………. $17,500

10 Day Moose, Arctic Grizzly, Caribou Combo…………….$20,200
                 
5 Day Guided 2x1Caribou Hunt……………………………..$6,000

5 Day Unguided Caribou Hunt ………………………....…..$3,150

Observer Rates……………………………….........................$300 Per day (minimum of $1500)

Trophy Lodge Salmon/Halibut Fishing Packages
B&B  Per person per night…………………….......$185
3 Nights 2 days fishing……………………………..$1875
4 Nights 3 days fishing……………………………..$2625
5 Nights 4 days fishing……………………………..$3000
6 Nights 5 days fishing……………………………..$3575

Fishing Packages Include:  Lodging and accommodations - relax in our trophy room with appetizers at the bar, and big screen plasma TV; Fully Guided Charter Fishing for salmon/halibut/cod - including all bait and tackle; Meals - cooked breakfast, bag lunches, and hearty evening dinners; Fish Processing - custom cutting, vacuum packaging, and transportation boxes; Roundtrip airport transfers; Daily room service; Phone/fax/wireless internet; All taxes 

*- Not included Tags and Licenses
* -Alaska Wilderness Charters & Guiding is not responsible for accommodations in town before or after your hunt or due to bad weather.      

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2010 Salmon/Halibut Fishing

Ketchikan is known as the salmon capital of the world! Fish for four species of salmon, halibut, and cod each day. Ketchikan has the largest runs of salmon in Alaska. You will not catch more fish anywhere in Alaska or find guides of equal caliber. If you are looking for a fishing trip of a lifetime – this is it! Enjoy the quiet serenity of our lodge, which is tucked back in a beautiful spruce rainforest. Relax after a hard day of fishing in our spacious trophy room equipped with a wet bar, and enjoy hors deuvres while reminiscing about the day’s catch!

The lodge accommodates up to 6 guests at a time, 2 per room. Personal attention to detail and exceptional hospitality is what we strive for. Dine on fresh seafood and steaks. Boats are custom built, and fully equipped with state of the art electronics, top quality fishing tackle, all safety equipment, and restroom. All fish will be vacuum packed and boxed for you to enjoy upon your return home. Come as a client, leave as a friend! We can also customize a package to fit your budget and needs.

alaska fishing3 Nights 2 Days Fishing………………………………….$1875
4 Nights 3 Days Fishing………………………………….$2625
5 Nights 4 Days Fishing………………………………….$3000
6 Nights 5 days fishing……………….........……………..$3575


Transportation: Arrive in Ketchikan, Alaska where the outfitter will meet you at the airport.
License: You can purchase your fishing license from the outfitter.
Included: Lodging and accommodations; Fully Guided Charter Fishing for salmon/halibut/cod – including all bait and tackle; Meals – cooked breakfast, bag lunches, and hearty evening dinners; Fish Processing – custom cutting, vacuum packaging, and transportation boxes; Roundtrip airport transfers; Daily room service; Phone/fax/wireless internet; All taxes.
Not Included: Fishing license, shipping or transport of fish and gratuities.

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2010 Black Bear Hunts

You will hunt the bays and estuaries of beautiful Southeast Alaska’s Prince of Wales Island. We have had an unmatched success rate on trophy black bear. 12 bear qualified for Boone and Crockett in the 2004, 2005 season. Bear are averaging in the 20 inch range for skulls and squaring over 7 feet. The largest bear squared 8 foot 2 inches – this is the place for the largest black bear and the best success rate. This is a 5-day hunt; all clients must arrive in Ketchikan on Friday, Flight 67, then hunt Saturday through Wednesday, departing camp on Thursday back to Ketchikan. Clients should arrange an AM departure Friday out of Ketchikan on Alaska Airlines.

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Rates: $4850
Dates: April 22 – June 15
Transportation: Alaska Airlines in to Ketchikan on flight 67. Outfitter will meet you at the airport and transport you to camp by boat.
Camp: Heated wall tents with wood floors. Cooking/dining tent, and cots provided in sleeping tents.
License: Black bear tag is $225. Non-resident license is $85. 7 day fishing license $55.
Includes: 2X1 Professional Guide service, trophy preparation, meals and in-field accommodations. Transportation to and from the field, airport pickup.
Not included: In-town lodging at the beginning or end of your hunt or due to bad weather, tag, license, or shipping of trophies or meat beyond Ketchikan, gratuities.

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2010 Brown Bear Hunts

Come to the Alaska Peninsula for Trophy Brown Bear. We have taken several excellent bear over the last few seasons with the largest bear squaring 11’2.” Success on bear between 8.5 & 10 feet plus has been 90%. Rest assured all guides will work hard to put you in a position to succeed. These areas hold very high density of bear, and have had little or no hunting pressure, allowing you to be selective and hold out for a trophy brown bear of a lifetime. This location is also known for its huge salmon runs, which draw these huge coastal Brown Bear.

Rates:  Iliamna Area Fall 10 Day Hunt or Spring 8 Day Hunt $15,500.
             Cold Bay Area 2010 Spring 8 Day Hunt $18,500.
             Port Heiden Fall 10 Day Hunt $17,500.
Dates: October 1st-10th October 12-21st ODD Years
             May 10th-17th May 18th-25th EVEN Years
alaska bear huntingTransportation: Iliamna Air Taxi from Anchorage to Iliamna, or Penn Air to Cold Bay from Anchorage. Outfitter will meet you at Iliamna or Cold Bay, Alaska.
Camp: Base camp will be made up of wall tents for cooking, eating, and storage with 6-man dome tents used for sleeping. Spike camps are made up of 6-man dome tents with cots.
License: Brown bear tags are $500, and the non-resident hunting license is $85. Both should be purchased online before arrival in Alaska.
Includes: 1X1 Professional Guide service, In-field accommodations and meals, trophy care, and all in field transportation.
Not Includes: In town lodging before or after your hunt, or due to the inability to fly due to bad weather. Commercial airfare to Iliamna or Cold Bay, shipping or hauling of trophies beyond Iliamna or Cold Bay. Licenses or tags, gratuities.

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2010 Grizzly Bear Hunts

alaska bear huntingWe hunt two very different areas for grizzly bear. Hunts conducted in the Kotzebue area are for "Arctic" grizzly. These hunts are conducted north of the Arctic Circle in the fall season. The bear in this region have a wide color variation, with light blonde being the predominant color. Bear in this area typically range from 6.5 to a little over 8 feet. These are spot and stalk, fair chase hunts. Days will be spent glassing mountain sides for bear feeding on blueberries, roaming the tundra, feeding on a recent moose or caribou carcass, or feeding on late run salmon in rivers. This is a great hunt to "combo" with for Caribou! The hunts in this area are on a draw basis, and require advance application.

The hunts in the Iliamna area offer bear, which tend to be a bit darker in color and slightly larger on average. These hunts are also spot and stalk, fair chase hunts, and are done in early spring and fall. Spring hunts are spent glassing mountain slopes searching for bear as they come out of hibernation. Fall hunts are spent primarily glassing mountain slopes for bear feeding on berries, or working small streams as the bear feed on salmon. Tags for this hunt are available "over the counter."

Rates:  Iliamna Area Spring 7 Day Hunt $9750
              Kotzebue Area Fall 10 Day Hunt $9750

Dates: Spring Hunt April/May - Fall Hunt September.

Transportation: Overnight in Anchorage with an AM connecting flight on Alaska Airlines flight #151 to Kotzebue, or via lliamna Air Taxi to Iliamna where you will be met by your outfitter.
Camp: Mobile spike camps consisting of 6-man dome tents.
License: Brown Bear/Grizzly tag $500, non-resident hunting license $85. *** Note Grizzly hunts in the Kotzebue area are Draw hunts, with an application deadline of May 31st. *** Book early to be certain you do not miss the drawing deadline. lliamna area hunt tags are available over the counter, and should be purchased online prior to arrival in Alaska.
Includes:1X1 Professional Guide service, trophy care, in-field accommodations, all in-field transportation, airport pickup.
Not Includes: Tag and license, accommodations in town before or after your hunt, or due to the inability to fly due to bad weather, transportation or shipping of trophy beyond Kotzebue or Iliamna, gratuities.

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alaska bear hunting2010 Guided Caribou Hunts

You will be hunting the Western Arctic Herd, which is currently the largest caribou herd in Alaska with over 500,000 animals. The camps are mobile and will be relocated as the herd moves along its migration route. This is a great area to harvest a trophy bull caribou. You can be assured that you will always be placed in an area that is productive and you will not have any other competition from hunters. Last year we had a 100% success on caribou.

Dates: September 1st – 30th
Rates: 5 day Guided Caribou Hunt: $6,000.00

Transportation:  Overnight in Anchorage with an AM connecting flight on Alaska Airlines flight #151 to Kotzebue, Alaska, where your outfitter will meet you. Depart on flight #153.
Includes: Transportation in and out of field, Airport pick up; 2X1 Guide service, all food; tents; cots; cooking equipment; transportation of meat, capes and antlers back to Kotzebue.
License: Caribou tag is $325. Non-resident hunting license is $85. Tags and licenses can be purchased online.

Not included: Expediting of antlers, capes, meat from Kotzebue, Lodging and meals in-town before or  after you hunt or due to the inability to fly due to bad weather.

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2010 Caribou Hunts: 5 Day Unguided

You will be hunting the Western Arctic Herd, which is currently the largest caribou herd in Alaska, with over 500,000 animals. The camps are mobile and will be relocated as the herd moves along its migration route, to ensure you of the highest success possible. Hunters can rest assured knowing they will be placed in areas that are productive. The average hunter will see 500 plus caribou on this hunt. Trophy class bulls are very common. Hunter success was 98% in 2008, 93% in 2007, 98% in 2006, and 100% in 2005.
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Dates: August 25th – October 10th

Group Size:
Outfitter can accommodate 6 clients per day any time during this period. Bigger groups can be accommodated.

Rates:
5 Day / 1 Caribou Hunt: $3,150 per person

Transportation: 
Overnight in Anchorage with an AM connecting flight #151 or #152 on Alaska Airlines to Kotzebue, Alaska, where your outfitter will meet you. Depart on flight #153.

Camp: 
Cabela’s 6-person Guide Model dome tents with cots.

Includes:
Airport pickup, transportation in/out of field, food, Cabela’s 6-person Guide Model dome tent, cots, stove, propane, pots, pans, and cooking utensils, water containers, transportation of meat, cape, and antlers back to Kotzebue, and expediting assistance.
License:Caribou tags are $325 per caribou. Non-resident hunting license $85. License and tags should be purchased online before arrival in Alaska.

Not included:
Shipping of antlers, capes, and meat beyond Kotzebue, lodging and meals in Kotzebue before or after your hunt, or due to the inability to fly due to bad weather, gratuities.

Bonus:
Wolves can be taken on these hunts at no additional charge ($30 wolf tag required)!

Click here for our Unguided Caribou Hunting Information Guide

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2010 Moose Hunt

Hunt Hunt Northwest Alaska for trophy moose, caribou, and grizzly. We had 100 % success on our moose hunts in 2003-2009 with several bulls exceeding 68 inches. The average bull harvested is 62 inches. This is a spot and stalk fair chase hunt, with calling being the primary method of locating moose. There is also excellent caribou hunting in this area. We are located along the migration route of the Western Arctic Herd, Alaska’s largest Caribou herd. Grizzly bear is also available in this area on a drawing basis only. This is a great area to take a mixed bag of trophy class species. We encourage hunters to apply for a grizzly tag. The grizzly population is extremely high in this area. You don’t want to miss out on this hunt – book early to enter the drawing.

This area has now been converted to a draw are for moose with a deadline of December 31st. Book now to enter the draw. You don't want to miss out on this fabulous hunt.alaska bear hunting

Dates: First hunt is September 1 – 10
Second hunt is September 11 – 20
Rates: Moose & Caribou combinations $15,000
Moose available by drawing $13,000
Grizzly can be added to a moose/caribou combo or a single species moose only hunt for a trophy fee of $5000
Transportation:  Alaska Airlines flight # 151 into Kotzebue from Anchorage. Depart Kotzebue on Alaska Airlines flight #153.
License: License and tags should be purchased online prior to arriving in Alaska.
Includes: 1X1 Professional Guide service, in-field transportation, trophy preparation, in-field accommodations, and meals, transportation of meat, cape, and antlers back to Kotzebue.
Not included: Expediting of antlers, capes and meat beyond Kotzebue, lodging and meals in Kotzebue before or after your hunt, or due to the inability to fly due to bad weather, gratuities.
Camp: Base camp consists of wall tents for cooking, dinning, and storage, with 6 man dome tents used for sleeping quarters equipped with cots. Spike camps made up of 6 man dome tents with cots.

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