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Introduction
Experience the thrill and excitement of the Bering Sea Crab Fisherman's Tour from Ketchikan, Alaska, a must-do tour for adventure seekers. Rated as one of the top tours along Alaska's stunning Inside Passage, this tour offers a unique opportunity to step into the shoes of a real commercial fisherman. Hop aboard the legendary Aleutian Ballad, the same boat featured on Discovery Channel's popular show, Deadliest Catch. Get ready for an unforgettable journey through the calm and protected waterways, surrounded by Alaska's breathtaking natural beauty.
What to expect?
During the 180-minute tour, prepare to be amazed by the incredible marine creatures that inhabit the Bering Sea. Watch in awe as the expert crew expertly catch a variety of creatures, including king crab, box crab, octopus, rockfish, and prawns. Witness their remarkable skills as they pull up the catch and hold it in a live tank for observation before releasing it back into the wild. Marvel at the sight of these majestic creatures up close and learn about their behaviors and habitats from the knowledgeable fishermen on board. Keep your eyes peeled for other local wildlife sightings, such as sea lions and porpoises, enhancing the magical experience.
Who is this for?
The Bering Sea Crab Fisherman's Tour is perfect for anyone with a sense of adventure and curiosity about life on the sea. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a fan of Deadliest Catch, or simply looking for a unique and thrilling experience, this tour is bound to exceed your expectations. It appeals to all ages and interests, making it an ideal activity for families, friends, or solo travelers. Step into the shoes of a commercial fisherman and gain a deeper understanding of their challenging yet fascinating line of work.
Why book this?
Embark on the Bering Sea Crab Fisherman's Tour for an experience unlike any other. This captivating adventure takes you beyond the touristy facade and immerses you in the authentic world of Alaskan crab fishermen. The Aleutian Ballad's crew will share their first-hand knowledge and stories, offering an insider's perspective on the rugged Bering Sea. Witnessing the catch and release process firsthand is an educational and eye-opening experience that showcases the importance of sustainable fishing practices. Get ready for the awe-inspiring encounter with wild eagles, adding an extra touch of magic to an already incredible journey. This tour promises to be a highlight of your Alaska trip, leaving you with memories to cherish for a lifetime.
Good to know
The Bering Sea Crab Fisherman's Tour is conveniently located at Berth 3 in Ketchikan, Alaska. Look out for our staff members wearing red jackets to guide you to the Aleutian Ballad. The total duration of the tour is 180 minutes, providing ample time to soak in the breathtaking scenery and engage with the knowledgeable crew. Dress comfortably, as you'll be spending time outdoors on the boat's deck. Don't forget your camera to capture the incredible wildlife and stunning landscapes. This tour is a fantastic way to contribute to sustainable tourism and support local communities. So come aboard, experience the thrill of the Bering Sea, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
Reviews
Customers who have experienced the Bering Sea Crab Fisherman's Tour rave about its authenticity and excitement. Many highlight the expert knowledge and captivating stories shared by the fishermen onboard the Aleutian Ballad. The close encounters with various marine creatures and witnessing the catch and release process are praised for their educational value and conservation efforts. The chance to see wild eagles in their natural habitat leaves visitors in awe, adding a magical touch to an already thrilling adventure. Visitors also appreciate the inclusivity of the tour, catering to people of all ages and interests. Whether it's the stunning scenery, the engaging crew, or the one-of-a-kind experience of being a crab fisherman for a few hours, this tour consistently receives rave reviews from satisfied customers.