The most effective way of hunting Southeast Alaska's coastal wilderness and its endless channels and islands is by boat. Aboard our spacious 50-foot Motor Vessel "Northern Star" you can enjoy superb meals, hot showers and comfortable bunks. The "Northern Star" is equipped with two 18-foot hunting skiffs. While cruising to different bays, hunters use the boat as a spotting platform, glassing nearby mountains and meadows for game. After we anchor in a quiet secluded cove you and your guide will head out in your skiff to explore hidden passes and stalk up the many salmon streams in the pursuit of the big bruins. No more than two hunters per trip unless otherwise specified. All hunts are one hunter per guide unless otherwise specified.

Southeast Alaska's coastal wilderness offers an array of spectacular scenes for the avid photographer. On any given day, encounter school of orcas or humpback whales, sea lions sunbathing on rocks, bald eagles fishing for salmon, and other wildlife in their natural habitats along the shoreline. Take a day excursion up one of the carved fjords, winding slowly around icebergs lined with seals, and spot mountain goats perched on 3,000 ft. cliffs. At the end of the fjord you can watch, as tremendous-sized icebergs calve from the towering face of the glacier.

Take advantage of viewing bears in their natural habitat. From mid-July through August, the Alaskan brown bear and black bear congregate along the streams and rivers to feed upon the spawning salmon. Hans spends hundreds of hours a year stalking these impressive animals. Seeing and photographing these bears up close is something you won't ever forget!

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