Cruise deep into Misty Fjords and visit New Eddystone Rock on a private boat
Approximately 4 Hours
Up to 4 people
Snacks, drinks
Ride a high-speed boat on a private charter into Misty Fjords National Monument, a vast wilderness of steep rock walls, rainforest, and glacier-carved waterways. Cover about 100–150 miles round trip with time for scenic stops, including New Eddystone Rock.
Ward Cove dockside pickup or drop-off (if available) costs +$100 each way. Card payments add a 3% fee; Venmo adds +1.9%.
Product ID: 4BVVJ3
Dress for the day’s weather and plan for rain. Wear layers and bring waterproof gear. Snacks and drinks are provided onboard, and you can bring your own lunch.
Yes. Paying by Venmo adds a +1.9% transaction fee. Paying by credit or debit card adds a 3% fee (including manual card charging).
If available, you can add Ward Cove dockside pickup or drop-off for +$100 each way. If your Norwegian Cruise Line ship docks at Ward Cove and you do not add dockside pickup, take the free cruise ship shuttle into town and meet as you step off the shuttle.
Scott, Colby, and Cody have built something special here with their fishing operation in Ketchikan. These captains consistently get praised for their professionalism, fishing knowledge, and genuine enthusiasm on the water. Guests catch a wide variety of fish including salmon, halibut, rockfish, and even sharks, with several reviews mentioning they limited out on multiple species. The boats are clean and well-maintained, equipment is top-notch, and the captains handle everything efficiently even when managing multiple lines for larger groups. What really stands out is how personable these guides are. Multiple reviewers describe it as "fishing with friends and family," and they clearly go the extra mile with early starts, long days, and flexible service tailored to each group. They're excellent at teaching guests about the fish and local waters, making the experience educational alongside the excitement. Cruise ship passengers especially appreciate the seamless pickup and drop-off coordination. As a bonus, many groups spotted whales, orcas, and even bears during their trips, though the focus remains squarely on putting clients on fish in all weather conditions.
My husband and I fished with Scott On August 14, 2026. He promptly met us right outside our cruise ship. We wanted to target salmon, and we caught nine altogether. The weather could not have been more perfect, and Scott is very knowledgeable about the waters. He even tried to get us a halibut, but a half-day charter just wasn’t really enough to target them. We would definitely book with him again. His knowledge is priceless. We even got to see a little peek of a humpback whale on the way.
Elese Stover
August 16, 2026
My husband and I fished with Scott On August 14, 2026. He promptly met us right outside our cruise ship. We wanted to target salmon, and we caught nine altogether. The weather could not have been more perfect, and Scott is very knowledgeable about the waters. He even tried to get us a halibut, but a half-day charter just wasn’t really enough to target them. We would definitely book with him again. His knowledge is priceless. We even got to see a little peek of a humpback whale on the way.
Elese Stover
August 16, 2026
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