The coastal Alaskan black bear hunt is a unique maritime hunting experience from a comfortable boat anchored off over 70 miles of private and exclusive shoreline that is only legally hunted by clients on this boat. We offer 3-4 weeks of spring hunting in May and early June, as well as a special fall cast-n-blast, hunt the last week of August each season. Hunters stay on a 64' comfortable vessel that comfortably sleeps 4 to 5 clients plus guides and the captain. Hunters can fish for halibut and other bottom fish species during the spring hunts and during the fall hunts salmon are running and able to be caught as well.
This area of Alaska has a tremendous population of bears and all of our clients have multiple opportunities to tag big, mature bruins. Please contact our office if you are interested in this world-class hunting experience. 1-800-303-1304
$9,800 plus License and Tag Fees
Cast and Blast Packages
World Class Black Bear Hunting Experience
Cast n Blast Bear & Halibut/Salmon Fishing
Spring Season Hunts mid-May thru early June
Fall Hunt August 24-31 Cast n Blast Bears and Fishing
64 Foot Comfortable Vessel - Sleeps 4 to 5 Hunters
High Success Rates on Big Coastal Bears
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