Fishing Charters in Seldovia, Alaska

Halibut . . .
King Salmon • Silver Salmon
Reds • Pinks • Humpies • Jacks
Cohoe • Sockeye • Chum • Tyee
Dolly Varden • Steelhead • Pollack
Rainbow Trout • Artic Char
Manta Ray • Black Bass
. . . even Irish Lords
Any Day Out Fishing is a Great Day!

(Charters are listed alphabetically)

New in 2006
Fish Vacuum sealing and freezing business.
Across the street from the Harbor Master Building - Go to ATVentures
for additional fish processing needs.

Fritz Graese and Red Kvarford in 2004-
The young man (approx. 15 years old) caught this huge King, his first time out charter fishing on the Mad Viking.
It just doesn't come any finer! Fritz Graese, on the left, operates the Alaskan Grace Charter and Red Kvarford, on the right, is now retired from the Mad Viking Charter business.

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Alaska Tree Tops Fishing Lodge

May - September

Phone: 907-234-6200
Fax: 907-234-6202

Off Season Numbers
Phone: 480-767-3535 Oct-April
Fax: 480-836-8993 Oct-April

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Alaskan Grace
Captain: Fritz Graese
May-September Call: 907-234-7811
April-October Call: 970-522-4497
Book with Captain Fritz and
have a whale of a time!

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Algonquin Outfitters

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Salmon charters catering to small groups
(2-4 people). Evening sightseeing tours in Seldovia Bay. "Our boat is at your service."

Tom & Lynn Hines
907-399-7826
518-370-1353 (off season)
Captain: Tom Hines

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Nordenson Swedish-Alaska Co.
Eric & Honeybee Nordenson
PO Box 212
Seldovia, AK 99663
907-234-7827

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2006 Season
Look for the New Fish Cleaning Station!
This one will be gone!

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907-234-7417
Captain: Dave Cloninger
Doing business in Seldovia for 20 years!

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Big fish, small fish, medium fish.....they are all fun and delicious. A good day fishing is mighty fine!