04-17-2009, 05:25 AM
I'm from the Kenai Peninsula, born and raised. First and foremost, especially in Seward, count on rain so make sure you have a good rain jacket and rain pants. Early August weather isn't too bad, they don't have huge temperature flux as we have here.
There will not be any Kings that time of year. Seward isn't known for a King run. Spring time through mid summer is when the kings arrive. You'll be fishing for silvers, but also possibly halibut, cod, rock fish etc. I can't suggest one charter over the next. If you do fish for silvers buy the Seward Silver Salmon Derby Tag!!!! You never know, you could hook a hog and get a decent amount of cash from it.
If you ask the same question on the alaska outdoor forum at [url "http://forums.outdoorsdirectory.com/"][/url]http://forums.outdoorsdirectory.com/[/url] in the fishing section, I almost guarantee that you'll get a quick and honest answer / suggestion for a great charter. It wouldn't surprise me if a charter captain PM's you fairly quickly. Hope that helped some.
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There will not be any Kings that time of year. Seward isn't known for a King run. Spring time through mid summer is when the kings arrive. You'll be fishing for silvers, but also possibly halibut, cod, rock fish etc. I can't suggest one charter over the next. If you do fish for silvers buy the Seward Silver Salmon Derby Tag!!!! You never know, you could hook a hog and get a decent amount of cash from it.
If you ask the same question on the alaska outdoor forum at [url "http://forums.outdoorsdirectory.com/"][/url]http://forums.outdoorsdirectory.com/[/url] in the fishing section, I almost guarantee that you'll get a quick and honest answer / suggestion for a great charter. It wouldn't surprise me if a charter captain PM's you fairly quickly. Hope that helped some.
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