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Things You Need To Know
Home » Alaska » Alaska Vacations » Things You Need To KnowPosted by Your Guide on April 21, 2006 8:33 PM
A non-resident fishing license can be purchased just about anywhere, including online, at many local stores or lodges, or even on a charter vessel. Non-resident license fees are $20 for one day, $35 for 3 days, $55 for 1 week, $80 for 2 weeks, and $145 for one year. Visitors can contact the Alaska Department of Fish & Game in Juneau for more information. Most species of fish are available to catch in late spring and summer months. Be sure to check fishing run timing, fishing reports, regulations, weather and any other information before choosing a location and date for your vacation. As a sport fisherman, be sure to follow the angler’s code of ethics. This is sure to make yours, and other’s, vacations pleasant ones.
• Respects other anglers rights
• Respects the rights of others who use the resource
• Respects the rights of property owners
• Keeps only fish s/he wants
• Releases unwanted fish unharmed
• Never litters or pollutes
• Knows and follows boating and fishing regulations
• Seeks new knowledge and skills
• Shares his/her knowledge with others
Fishing in Alaska is sure to be something that will be remembered throughout your lifetime. Whether you are reeling in a hefty halibut out of the sea, or fly-fishing for trout on one of the state’s many breathtaking rivers, your vacation will truly be thrilling.
Sources
www.alaska.com
www.alaskatravel.com
www.anglersalibi.com
www.travelalaska.com
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