Week of June 21st, 2009 What's new at Alaska Charter Service
- The Adventurous is in Sitka. The King Bite is still on!! We have a a great June with lots of King Salmon action! Although we had some authentic Alaska weather this week we managed to have some great fishing and good times. Have a look at the captains log for a report and photos of the week.
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Explore Southeast Alaska
with Alaska Charter Service
Captain
Travis Peterson and his crew invite you and your family or friends to spend
five fun filled and exciting days aboard the beautiful 56 foot charter
vessel Adventurous. Join them for a once-in-a-lifetime Alaskan
fishing experience you will never forget.
The Adventurous sails from Sitka, Alaska each Sunday for five days, from April until September of each year.
- Customized five day Southeast Alaska Adventure
- Experienced USCG licensed Captain
- Friendly and knowledgeable crew
- Exceptional cuisine prepared just for you
- Access to the most remote reaches of Southeast Alaska
- Halibut & Salmon fishing (salt and/or freshwater)
- Light tackle & sensational fly fishing opportunities
- Fresh Dungeness crab and Alaska spot prawns
- Whale watching and glacier viewing
- All fish filleted, frozen, and packaged
Chart
a Southeast Alaska Fishing Adventure of your very own
We'll work
with you to customize and plan each day of your five day Alaskan
adventure. From the thrill of landing that prized salmon to seeing a pod
of whales up close for the very first time, Alaska Charter Services
invites you to come and enjoy a natural Alaskan experience on
the Charter Vessel Adventurous.
Alaska Charter Service is a unique experience, unlike any other. We'll make
sure you have an incredible time, one that you will never forget!
Sitka Alaska Charter
Fishing trip at it's very best
Southeast
Alaska’s grandeur has been written about, talked about, and dreamed
about since the first Russian settlers stepped ashore over 200 years ago. This
is a place where vertical mountains meet the sea, culture is thick with
native tradition, and full of pioneer spirit. Southeast Alaska is a place
of a thousand islands with endless waterways, but few roads.This is a destination
best explored by the sea and island passages. Alaska Charter Service would
like to invite you to experience Southeast Alaska aboard the Adventurous
where diversity, mobility, and comfort come together to produce an Alaskan
experience like no other.
Imagine your party anchoring each night in a secluded Alaska cove or bay and enjoying the freshest seafood dinner you've ever had, while watching a beautiful sunset. We can arrange it.
More information
- Adventurous and Alaska Charter Service
Visit the welcome aboard section to find out more about the Adventurous, and see photographs of this beautiful boat. You can meet Captain Travis Peterson and his crew here.
Our frequently asked questions page is chock full of information about what we do, and the common questions that we've received over the years. If you have a question about booking your vacation, or an upcoming trip that you might be taking with us, you can call us at (800) xxx-xxxx.
The navigating the islands section of the site will give you information about where can go, and some general history about Southeast Alaska. We recommend that you bring a digital camera, and plenty of film, as you will see and experience wildlife in their own natural habitat that has a wow factor of ten!
"What a winning combination! Stubborn halibut, feisty salmon, snappy crabs, surprise shrimp, and performing wildlife are part of the Adventurous experience. All this combined with remarkable scenery, comfortable accommodations, and an outstanding Captain and Crew create memories that will last a lifetime. Captain Travis and his crew wear many hats on this voyage: fishermen, tackle organizers, chefs, tour guides, and wildlife spotters to name a few. I can’t wait to hear “Whale on the starboard side!!!!!” this summer. Thank you for all the many adventures you have provided me throughout the years and for sharing the Real Alaska." --Diane Petroski, Clark, NJ