• Alaska offers an abundance of opportunities for hunting and fishing tours.glacier bay, alaska image by Alan James from Fotolia.com
  
  Alaska is a great place to enjoy the outdoors with the wide range of landscapes including seacoasts, mountains, lakes and streams. Hunting expeditions can target black or grizzly bear, moose, deer and mountain goats. Fishing trips are also available for salmon, halibut and other game species. There are several outfitters, companies and charters that offer a combination of hunting and fishing tours.
  
  

Ninilchik Charters

• Located only 3 1/2 hours from Anchorage, Ninilchik Charters offers a unique opportunity for hunting and fishing trips in Alaska. Hunts are based on Kodiak Island and Prince William Sound for blacktail deer and black bear. Deer hunts typically last for eight days, while black bear hunts generally run five days in duration. Halibut fishing is available off the coast of the Kenai Peninsula, and salmon fishing is done on the Kenai and Kasilof Rivers. Hunting and fishing expedition prices include guide fees, lodging and care of the meat.
  
  Ninilchik Charters
  
  15750 Kingsley Road
  
  Ninilchik, AK 99639
  
  800-973-4742
  
  ninilchik.com
  
  

Alaska Good Time Charters

• Alaska Good Time Charters, based in Whittier, offers hunting-fishing combination packages from August through October. Lodging is on a 50-foot yacht and hunts are done on Forest Service lands in the Prince William Sound area. The company offers party specials for groups of four to six. Hunting is available for blacktail deer and black bear with fishing available for halibut, salmon, rockfish, and cod. Alaska Good Time Charters is a great opportunity to escape to Alaska for a vacation that includes hunting and fishing.
  
  Alaska Good Time Charters
  
  P.O. Box 623
  
  Whittier, AK 99693
  
  907-373-7447
  
  alaskagoodtimecharters.com
  
  

Gus Lamoureux's Ugashik Lake and Kodiak Bear Camp

• Gus Lamoureux's, based in Anchorage, offers a unique opportunity for fishing in Alaska with the combination of Alaskan big-game hunting. Hunting opportunities include bear, moose, mountain goat or deer, and fishing opportunities are available for sockeye salmon. Fishing takes place 65 miles southwest of the Alaska Peninsula Wildlife Refuge with a great opportunity to escape from the crowds. The hunts take place on Kodiak Island and enjoy a high rate of success with the experienced guides working hard to make sure you are successful.
  
  Gus Lamoureux's Ugashik Lake and Kodiak Bear Camp
  
  P.O. Box 90444
  
  Anchorage, AK 99509
  
  907-248-3230
  
  alaskafishandhunt.com