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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
"I am not sure what was cooler yesterday. The pod of 30 Orcas or the limit of halibut we brought in!"
Orcas and Butts!
- 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 Karl Chaudhary
Many of you already know Karl Chaudhary, but let me formally introduce him.
Karl has been with the Saltwater Excursions team for 3 years. Karl will be back this year filling in as a part-time deckhand on the Saltwater Addiction. Karl has earned enough sea service time to apply for a Master’s license with the United States Merchant Mariners.
Karl grew up in Ketchikan, Alaska. Having lived in Alaska all his life, he spent most of his time exploring the waters of Southeast Alaska. Karl’s previous work experience ranges from two seasons as a guide on a zipline operation to working as a deckhand on commercial fishing vessels out of Wrangell and Juneau.
Karl holds a commercial pilot certificate in both single-engine and multi-engine airplanes. He graduated with a degree in Aviation Technology with an emphasis in professional piloting from the University of Alaska Anchorage. In Karl’s free time he has been working on obtaining his Certified Flight Instructor rating at the University of Alaska
Catching fish with Saltwater Excursions!
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Currently Karl is flying a BE 1900 for Hageland Aviation Services up in Nome, Alaska. He spends the first two weeks of every month in Nome, so more than likely you will only see Karl in the last two weeks of any given month.
The next time you see Karl make sure you give him a big Alaskan Hello!
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