Yacht Based Transported Kodiak Sitka Blacktail and Sport Fishing

ABOUT OUTFITTER:
As an HFA Endorsed Outfitter, this team lives and breathes hunting and fishing. While their deep connection to the outdoors may seem like it’s in their blood, their true passion lies in the relationships they build with every client. They understand that a trip to Alaska is a significant investment, and they’re committed to making every moment—and every dollar—count. With over a decade of experience transporting hunters and guiding anglers, their crew is dedicated to delivering unforgettable adventures that will have you coming back season after season.

HUNT DETAILS:
This 8-day, 7-night hunting expedition on Kodiak Island is an unparalleled adventure, offering both residents and non-residents an immersive experience in Alaska's pristine wilderness. The trip presents a myriad of hunting opportunities, with a focus on large game species that thrive within the island's diverse ecosystems. Hunters can revel in the thrill of tracking and pursuing the elusive Sitka black-tailed deer, the island's most distinguished inhabitants. However, the adventure doesn't stop at big game. This hunting week also includes guided halibut fishing and crabbing, and guided waterfowl hunting. This Kodiak Island hunting trip is more than just a hunting expedition; it's a step into the untamed wilderness, a chance to engage with nature at its rawest, and a genuine Alaskan experience.

Itinerary:
Kodiak is a hunting enthusiast's paradise, offering an array of rich opportunities for those seeking an immersive outdoor experience. The island's diverse ecosystems, home to the world-renowned Kodiak Bear and other wildlife, provide breathtaking hunting grounds that are unmatched in their natural beauty and abundance. Hunters can find a multitude of species, including Sitka black-tailed deer, Mountain Goats, and various species of waterfowl and upland game birds. Not to forget, Kodiak is also a prime location for deep sea fishing, with the surrounding waters teeming with fish like halibut and salmon. With its pristine wilderness and diverse habitats, Kodiak Island continues to be a premier destination for hunting worldwide.

Transporter vs. Guide:
Their Role During Your Hunt In Alaska, transporters and guides serve distinct roles in the outdoor industry, each with a unique set of responsibilities. A transporter's primary duty is to move hunters, their equipment, and harvested game from one location to another. They do not, however, provide assistance in hunting or tracking game. It's crucial to note that while a guide can actively participate in the hunt, a transporter is strictly prohibited from assisting in any activity directly related to the hunting process itself.

This means that they CANNOT assist with the following:
Guide you in the process of hunting- this means we cannot assist you with information on where to actively hunt.
Provide maps of any kind for targeting game- please research areas prior to booking.
Assist removal of your game from the field, other than by providing the transportation back to the vessel.
Assist in the skinning, de-boning, or butchering of your meat once on board.
Assist in the care of meat while on/off board, except to store onboard.
Provide ANY hunting equipment necessary to hunt, remove, or clean game- we do provide fishing gear and processing, as this is a guided experience.

ACCOMMODATIONS:
Welcome aboard! This outfitters is thrilled to extend an invitation to you to join them on their well-appointed live aboard, the M/V Misty Fjord! This majestic 65-foot vessel is designed to make your trip with them as comfortable and rewarding as possible. With five state rooms, each boasting private bathrooms, you can enjoy a blend of privacy and comfort during your hunt with them. The spacious deck offers ample opportunity for fishing and handling all of your wild game needs. Coupled with comfortable accommodations, the MV Misty Fjord ensures that your experience is nothing short of unforgettable.

LICENSE INFORMATION:
Over-the-counter harvest tickets are available for most areas. Your license and tags can be purchased online through the ADFG website at least a month in advance of your hunt. You will need to coordinate with HFA or your outfitter prior to purchasing to ensure you purchase the required tag and licenses.