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SALT TO SUMMIT

ALASKA OVERNIGHT HUNTING AND FISHING

Hunt black bear in the spring. Spend summer fishing Alaska's coastal waters. Head to Kodiak in the fall for a self-guided Sitka blacktail hunt with opportunities to fish and add guided waterfowl hunting.

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Three seasons. Three different ways to experience Alaska.

The Argo is an overnight hunting and fishing vessel operating out of Homer, Alaska and Larsen Bay, Kodiak for guided fishing, and transport black bear and Sitka Blacktail deer.

one boat. more of alaska.

Salt to Summit offers Alaska overnight hunting and fishing trips designed around spending multiple days aboard the boat rather than returning to the same starting point each evening.

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That gives us the flexibility to build each trip around its purpose, whether you're hunting independently, fishing with our crew or doing a little of both.

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Trips require a minimum of four guests to operate.

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Six guests reserve the entire boat.

THREE SEASONS on the argo | alaska overnight hunting and fishing

A self-guided black bear transport hunt combined with guided Alaska fishing.

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Use the boat as your base while pursuing black bear independently, then spend time on the water with our crew targeting Alaska saltwater species.

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Stay aboard and spend multiple days fishing the waters surrounding Southcentral Alaska.

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Target halibut, salmon, lingcod, rockfish and Pacific cod based on season, conditions and current regulations.

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Travel to Kodiak Island for a boat-based, self-guided Sitka blacktail transport hunt.

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These trips are centered around hunting, with guided fishing opportunities and guided waterfowl hunting available as an add-on.

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A group of duck hunter's lay out their harvest from a successful hunt in Kodiak, Alaska of Barrow's Goldeneye and Common Goldeneye.

welcome aboard

Wake up already out there. Coffee on the boat, mountains in front of you, and a full day with nowhere else you need to be. We’d love to have you aboard and show you a little of the Alaska we’re lucky enough to call home.

Brandon Kosht, Owner

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