With a world-renowned abundance of game fish, your lakeside, streamside or even seaside fishing experience is only minutes away. Fishing in these parts is always a memorable pursuit, but knowing where and at what time and just how to fish these waters is what will separate a great experience from one that will produce a once-in-a-lifetime memory and maybe even a trophy catch.

Southeast Aviation pilots have each flown over some of the area's most spectacular and productive fishing spots in the Misty Fjords for the past 25 years and are among the best when it comes to picking what's "hot" and what's not. Whether it's a 20-minute flight to the other side of Revillagigedo Island, or a 45-minute trip across Clarence Strait to Prince of Wales Island, these are world-class "fishing holes" that produce five species of salmon - king, silver, red, pink and chum - four species of trout - rainbow, dolly varden, cutthroat and steelhead - arctic grayling and even saltwater choices such as halibut, rock fish, ling cod, snapper and more.

Seaplane & Salmon Rendezvous This fisherman's excursion combines the bird's-eye-view fun of a seaplane tour with some of the area's world-class salmon fishing - a fly-and-fish opportunity that's a great catch and has been designed to treat visitors to a real Alaska experience!

Your fly-and-fish adventure begins with a half-hour flight to the rich waters of Knudson Cove. Taxi down the bustling waterway of the Ketchikan waterfront and take off on a tour of the busy harbor, fly over Saxman Totem Park and climb above the dramatic Ketchikan Alps, better known as the "mini-Misty Fjords" where sheer cliffs, 1,500-foot waterfalls and icy-blue lakes will take your breath away.