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    Quote Originally Posted by SeaRay View Post
    I am fortunate to have a good friend who lives on the coast of Oregon and we have done a lot of River fishing for King Salmon. Last year was my first time fishing in the Northern Pacific Ocean for Albacore Tuna and Salmon and it was a real treat.
    If Alaska is much better than Oregon, I am not sure my heart could stand it.
    That would be a much less costly trip than Alaska, and a lot closer.
    I lived outside of Portland for 15 years. Enjoyed the coast fishing at Garibaldi & bouy 10 in the fall for silvers and chinook salmon. Spring time was halibut fishing and the spring run of salmon up the Willamette River. I absolutely loved it.
    4 years ago this spring we visited my Brother in Alaska. After I saw the Kenai in the Homer area, I knew had I been there 20 years earlier my life would have taken a different turn.

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    Look at LakeMarie.com. My brother in law goes on a regular basis, has a great time, and says they spend <$3000/week.

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    Saltwater Safari Company out of Seward Ak. Went out of there great people, hotel is on the small boat harbor. I looked at rates and would be around 600 a day for fishing and lodging.

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    Gerald, I say do it while you can. Dont have regrets. Maybe you can find some kind of Alaska fishing forum where people can lead you in the right direction on guides. A trip that far away I'd definitely want the best I could find.
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    try to find a fishing trip exchange: find someone up in Alaska who can help you up there and would like to come to SC for a fishing trip

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    Heading to Alaska August 1st. The last state on my bucket list. Renting a RV for three weeks and plan to do some fishing.
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    If you don't mind could you PM me the info on where you are getting the rental RV. I have been considering doing the same thing with a couple of buddies after we take the Alaskan cruise and then put the wives on a flight back home.

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    PM sent

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    Ddubya, That sounds like an option also. Tell me more if you would by PM.
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    I took a two day charter out of valdez, ak in 2011, first day was halibut and second day was salmon. Charter was $400/day plus tip which all 6 of us chipped in on. Limited out of halibut, rockfish and black sea bass the first day and limited out on silvers the next. It was unlike any fishing ive ever done. Personally i would never pay that much as you can find charters cheaper and still catch your fish. Valdez, steward, and im forgetting some townships all have numerous fishing captains.valdez had professional fish cleaners waiting at the dock, costed $1 a rockfish and $3 a halibut. Then walked actoss the street to the meat processing store where they vacuum sealed all my fish and can ship home if your out of state. I imagine the main ports for charters will have similar setups.

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