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Shrimping Charters in Whittier, Alaska Starting April 15
January 11th 2021
First let me start by stating I hope you all had a wonderful holiday. 2020 was a challenge for all of us, but we made it
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Whittier Alaska Fishing Charter for X-mas
December 17th 2020
Wondering what to get your loved one for Christmas? Give the gift of a Whittier Alaska Fishing Charter with Saltwater Excursions.
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RQE passes both the House and the Senate
December 12th 2020
Good News on the Whittier Alaska Fishing Charter Front. The bill has passed both the house and the senate and is sitting
"It was hands down the best fishing trip of my life."
Matt Richter
- How do I get my catch processed and shipped home?
- What you need to know for your 2021 Fishing Charter in Whittier Alaska
- Where do we meet you in the morning?
- How much do I tip the Crew?
- Broiled Salmon and Wild Rice Salad
- Green Curry Halibut
- Walnut-Coated Sea Bass with Lemon-Dill Sauce
- Hazelnut Encrusted Halibut with Apple Vinaigrette
- Where do I park when I get to Whittier?
- Terms and Conditions
- Do you provide Hunting Transportation/Drop Offs in Prince William Sound?
- How do I get my fish back home?
- What clothing should I bring?
- What if I get Seasick?
- Can I drink Alcohol on the boat?
- What do I need to bring for the vessel?
- How do I get to Whittier?
- Will I need a fishing license?
Re-introducing Clayton Finnegan
Many of you know him, but let me re-introduce Mr. Clay Finnegan.
Clay has been with the Saltwater Excursions team for the past three years and was our full time deckhand in 2013.
As 2015 rolls around you will see Clay working in two capacities. Clay will still be part time deck handing on the Saltwater Addiction; however, this year you may also see Clay captaining the vessel as well! Clay has gained enough sea service time to pursue his Master’s license with the United States Merchant Marines.
Clayton Finnegan with his yellow eye.
Hopefully he will be able to attend the Master’s class this winter and have all his credentials by the end of the winter.
Clay grew up on a farm in Indiana. Clay attended and graduated from Vincennes University with an Associates’ degree in fire science and conservation law enforcement. The adventures and great outdoors brought him to the North Country! He has previously worked on fire crews and has spent a summer as a wilderness adventure guide in Alaska.
In the fall Clay works as an Assistant Hunting Guide all over the State of Alaska. As winter rolls around, and the North Slope starts to freeze over, Clay makes his way up to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska to work in the oil fields.
In his spare time, Clay enjoys hunting, fly-fishing, canoeing, camping, and riding his Harley Davidson; however, he is still in search of that 40″ ram and 30″ rainbow!!!
Don’t forget to give Clay a big Alaskan “How Do?” the next time you see him.