Seaducks, Fishing & Crab
Kodiak isn't just about deer.
Every trip includes seaduck hunting, saltwater fishing, and crabbing straight off the yacht. Deer in the morning. Halibut and crab on the table by dinner.
Harlequins in the rocks. Long-tails racing the boat. Crab pots heavy at dusk. Halibut coming over the rail. This is Kodiak.
After the morning deer hunt, we shift gears. Set crab pots in the afternoon, work seaducks along the rocky shoreline, or drop a line for halibut and rockfish. Everything gets cleaned aboard the yacht and shows up on your plate the same night.
Hunters bring their own licenses, federal duck stamps, and state waterfowl stamps. Fishing licenses required for anglers on board.
What you'll be into
Waterfowl hunters must hold valid Alaska hunting licenses, federal duck stamps, and applicable state waterfowl stamps. Anglers require an Alaska sport fishing license. Verify current regulations with Alaska Department of Fish & Game.