Book your Alaskan fishing charter today! 

Captain Madison McNabb and McNabb Charters are excited to provide you an Alaskan fishing/sightseeing experience you will never forget. Ketchikan, "The Salmon Capital of the World" is teeming with five different species of Salmon, giant halibut, aged Yellow Eye, and a host of others, and Captain Madison knows where and how to catch them all. He is a year-around Ketchikan resident and has been a sportfishing guide in the area for more than five years and fishing for more than twenty-five.

This season he introduces his brand spanken new boat, the "Linda Fay". She's an impressive 29' all-aluminum vessel custom built by Bolton Power Boats. She boasts a large comfortable cabin with stand up marine head and seating for six guests, the latest in navigational and fish-finding technology, four Scotty Electric downriggers, large fish boxes, and plenty of deck space to fight those aggressive kings and deep dwelling flatties. Oh yeah, bring your ipod and plug your favorite music right into the indoor/outdoor sound system.

McNabb Charters is also eager to take you to some of the many wonderful places the Ketchikan coast has to offer like the Tongass National Forests, the largest temperate rainforest in the world; Misty Fjords, an awe-inspiring national monument; Saxman Seaport, a native village with authentic totems visible from the boat; the Guard Island Lighthouse; working canneries, and much, much more.

Wildlife observation is also an added benefit to just about every trip. However, we offer eco-adventure trips that target encounters with an array of critters like whales, bears, eagles, otters, seals, sea lions, deer, and a multitude of waterfowl. Please note, these encounters are not guaranteed . . . it's kinda like fishing.

McNabb Charters also provides Forest Service Cabin Transfers, lodge transport, and remote island supply runs, and if there's something you have in mind we haven't mentioned here, just run it by us . . . we may be game.

Madison McNabb Charters in Ketchikan.  Fish for Salmon and Halibut in Southeast Alaska