Discover world-class fishing in Craig, Alaska, nestled on Prince of Wales Island's western coast. This premier destination lies directly in the migratory path of Pacific King Salmon, offering exceptional opportunities to land trophies averaging 18–35 pounds, with giants surpassing 60 pounds during peak seasons. The nutrient-rich waters of the Noyes Island area create an unmatched ecosystem where protected inlets meet open ocean, teeming with salmon, halibut, and bottomfish.

From May through August, anglers experience diverse fishing: Target King Salmon in spring, transition to mixed King and Silver Salmon (Coho) in July, and capitalize on August's peak for trophy-sized Silvers averaging 11–13 pounds. Halibut fishing remains consistent year-round, with no restricted zones, while Lingcod and Yelloweye Rockfish add thrilling variety. Craig's uncrowded waters—free from cruise ship traffic—ensure an authentic Alaska adventure amid breathtaking scenery and abundant marine wildlife.

The region's strengths include proximity to the world's largest coho hatchery, protected kelp-line shallows for salmon, and deep-water hotspots for halibut. Whether drift-mooching for acrobatic Silvers or battling hard-fighting Chum Salmon, Craig delivers Southeast Alaska's most consistent saltwater action. Combine this with remote, unspoiled wilderness and professional charter expertise for an unforgettable angling odyssey.