The Experience
This is what a Kodiak yacht hunt actually looks like.
A step-by-step look at how a Last Frontier Kodiak trip comes together — from the first phone call to the flight home with a cooler full of meat.
A Day on the Yacht
Deer at dawn. Fish at noon. Crab at dusk.
Wake to coffee on the yacht. Skiff to the beach at first light and hunt hard for blacktail. Come back for a hot meal, then switch gears — set crab pots, drop a line for halibut, or work seaducks along the rocks. Meat and fish are cleaned and iced aboard. You eat well. You sleep dry.
How a trip runs
01
Contact & planning
We lock in your dates, group size, and target species. Deer is the core; seaducks, fishing, and crab layer in around it.
02
Fly to Kodiak
You fly commercial into Kodiak (ADQ). We meet you there and get you and your gear on the float plane.
03
Float plane to the yacht
Short scenic flight from Kodiak town out to the yacht, anchored in a protected bay along the island.
04
Hunt from the yacht
Daily skiff runs to the beach for deer at first light. Afternoons and evenings — seaducks, saltwater fishing, and crab pots. All meals and bunks onboard.
05
Fly out & home
At the end of the trip the float plane returns you and your meat, fish, and crab back to Kodiak for your flight home.