Charter Boat Fishing In Hyder, Alaska

Located north of Portland Canal and close to the Canadian border, Hyder is home to abundant populations of fish species like king salmon, halibut and Dolly Varden trout. Take a chartered fishing trip and along the way view wildlife like black bear and birds like American crow and chipping sparrow.

Geography

Take a chartered fishing trip in Hyder's lakes and rivers including Fish Creek, Portland Canal, Meziadin River, Nass River and Bob Quinn Lake. Hyder is home to fish species like king salmon, coho salmon and Dolly Varden and rainbow trout. If you want to fish more than just Hyder's inland waters, you can hire a charter out of nearby Ketchikan.

Hyder is in southeast Alaska, which is not connected by many roads but you can take the Alaska-Canada Highway to access a port. Once at the port, you can drive onboard then sail to your desired fishing destination. You can also take the ferry or sign up for charters that include transportation as part of fishing trip packages.

Fishing Charters

Reserve a fishing trip with Portland Charters, Hideaway Fishing Charter and Lodge, Hidden Inlet Guide and Gemm Charters. Just eight miles away from Hyder, Portland Charters offers guided trips on fishing grounds along the Canada and Alaska border. Choose from customized fishing trips with Portland Charters and catch salmon, snapper, halibut and crab.

Amenities

Inquire about the amenities included in your chartered trip. Hidden Inlet Resort charters offer include a round-trip float plane to Ketchikan, accommodations, all meals, eight hours of guided fishing daily, all fishing gear, tackle and bait. Other services include fish filleting, fish processing and packaging.

Time Frame

Select your chartered fishing trips according to your preferred duration--your charter can range from half-day to multiple-day excursions. Hidden Inlet Resort offers four nights and five days of chartered fishing trip that includes all nightly accommodations and round-trip transportation from Hyder to Ketchikan.

Regulations

You need a valid state issued license to fish in Hyder. The Alaska Department of Natural Resources states that all anglers age 16 and up must obtain a fishing license to fish anywhere in the state. If you intend to fish for king salmon, you will also need to obtain a king salmon stamp.