Alaska fishing videos can be helpful resources for any fisherman, whether you’re just starting out or a seasoned angler. Enjoy a variety of different Alaska fishing videos ranging from our favorite fishing lodges and charters, gear videos, how-to tactical videos, to videos displaying different types of fishing.
Lodge & Charter Videos
Nushagak River Adventures in Bristol Bay
Homer Halibut Fishing on the Game Changer
Nushagak King Discussion Part 1
The Yakutat Lodge Experience
How to Catch Alaska King Salmon with Luhr-Jensen Kwikfish
Fish Alaska Publishers Melissa Norris and Marcus Weiner spent time on the Togiak River in July 2020 catching kings. The Alaska Wildland Way
Nushagak River Silver Fishing
Silver salmon fishing in Alaska at Nushagak River Adventures Lodge is some of the most fun you can have. Nushagak River Salmon Fishing
King and silver fishing on the Indomitable Nushagak River are unbeatable. Swinging for King Salmon at Reel Action Alaska Lodge
Swinging for chrome chum salmon at Reel Action Alaska Lodge
Talarik Creek Lodge
Alaska Kingfishers
Highlights from an Alaska fishing trip with Alaska Kingfishers. Vonnie’s Charters @ Halibut Point Lodge
Vonnie’s Charters @ Halibut Point Lodge is a saucy Sitka, Alaska accommodation with a fishing purpose. Alaska Premier Charters & Wild Strawberry Lodge
Wild Strawberry Lodge, located in scenic Sitka, Alaska, offers incredible multi-day inclusive fishing vacations for halibut and salmon fishing. Fish The Nush
Nushagak River Adventures specializes in salmon fishing on the Nushagak River in Bristol Bay. You'll love their quality lodge, top-end guides and fantastic cuisine, plus the salmon fishing is epic! Reel Action Alaska Lodge
Fly fishing for silver (coho) salmon on the Kanektok River in Alaska at Reel Action Alaska Lodge. Eagle's Rest RV Park
Eagle's Rest R.V. Park is located at 139 East Pioneer Drive in beautiful Valdez, Alaska! Awesome scenery surrounds the park- the pristine Prince William Sound to one side, misty towering waterfalls clambering down the incredible majestic peaks on all sides! Eagles gently soar through the sky in search of food for their young. Eagle's Rest is really much more than just a place to park the ol' RV. Alaska's Fish Tales Lodge
Footage from single 10-day adventure at Alaska's Fish Tales Lodge. Anglers Alibi
Compilation of Drone and HD footage from Anglers Alibi on the Alagnak River in Bristol Bay, Alaska Alaska Sportsman's Lodge
Alaska fly fishing at its' best at Alaska Sportsman's Lodge on the Kvichak River. Big rainbows and a variety of salmon are the target of Fly Fish TV angler Kelly Galloup. Great scenery, wildlife and fishing action. Sea Otter Sound Lodge
Sea Otter Sound Lodge is a premier floating fly-in fishing lodge. Located 100 miles by float plane from Ketchikan in an isolated cove on the north side of Heceta Island in Sea Otter Sound.
Nushagak River Adventures in Bristol Bay
Homer Halibut Fishing on the Game Changer
Nushagak King Discussion Part 1
The Yakutat Lodge Experience
How to Catch Alaska King Salmon with Luhr-Jensen Kwikfish
Fish Alaska Publishers Melissa Norris and Marcus Weiner spent time on the Togiak River in July 2020 catching kings.
The Alaska Wildland Way
Nushagak River Silver Fishing
Silver salmon fishing in Alaska at Nushagak River Adventures Lodge is some of the most fun you can have.
Nushagak River Salmon Fishing
King and silver fishing on the Indomitable Nushagak River are unbeatable.
Swinging for King Salmon at Reel Action Alaska Lodge
Swinging for chrome chum salmon at Reel Action Alaska Lodge
Talarik Creek Lodge
Alaska Kingfishers
Highlights from an Alaska fishing trip with Alaska Kingfishers.
Vonnie’s Charters @ Halibut Point Lodge
Vonnie’s Charters @ Halibut Point Lodge is a saucy Sitka, Alaska accommodation with a fishing purpose.
Alaska Premier Charters & Wild Strawberry Lodge
Wild Strawberry Lodge, located in scenic Sitka, Alaska, offers incredible multi-day inclusive fishing vacations for halibut and salmon fishing.
Fish The Nush
Nushagak River Adventures specializes in salmon fishing on the Nushagak River in Bristol Bay. You'll love their quality lodge, top-end guides and fantastic cuisine, plus the salmon fishing is epic!
Reel Action Alaska Lodge
Fly fishing for silver (coho) salmon on the Kanektok River in Alaska at Reel Action Alaska Lodge.
Eagle's Rest RV Park
Eagle's Rest R.V. Park is located at 139 East Pioneer Drive in beautiful Valdez, Alaska! Awesome scenery surrounds the park- the pristine Prince William Sound to one side, misty towering waterfalls clambering down the incredible majestic peaks on all sides! Eagles gently soar through the sky in search of food for their young. Eagle's Rest is really much more than just a place to park the ol' RV.
Alaska's Fish Tales Lodge
Footage from single 10-day adventure at Alaska's Fish Tales Lodge.
Anglers Alibi
Compilation of Drone and HD footage from Anglers Alibi on the Alagnak River in Bristol Bay, Alaska
Alaska Sportsman's Lodge
Alaska fly fishing at its' best at Alaska Sportsman's Lodge on the Kvichak River. Big rainbows and a variety of salmon are the target of Fly Fish TV angler Kelly Galloup. Great scenery, wildlife and fishing action.
Sea Otter Sound Lodge
Sea Otter Sound Lodge is a premier floating fly-in fishing lodge. Located 100 miles by float plane from Ketchikan in an isolated cove on the north side of Heceta Island in Sea Otter Sound.
Gear Videos
Best Kids Gear for Alaska
How to Sharpen Any Knife with the Work Sharp Mk. 2 Knife and Tool Sharpener
How to Sharpen a Fillet Knife at home, and in the boat
River Ops™ - Korkers Wading Boot
E-Z Anchoring 101: E-Z Anchor Puller Hero, Patriot and Rebel Drum Anchor Winches
How to Catch Alaska King Salmon with Luhr-Jensen Kwikfish
Publishers Melissa Norris and Marcus Weiner spent time on the Togiak River in July 2020 catching kings. Three Bears Christmas Gifts for the Outdoors
Excellent gift ideas from Alaskan owned Three Bears Alaska Outpost M2 Mantus Anchor vs the Lewmar Claw (Bruce Design)
M2 Mantus Anchor vs Lewmar Delta Anchor
Grundéns: Wild Bill x GORE-TEX
Along with Gore-Tex and Wild Bill, the design team at Grundéns created the most rugged, versatile, and technical line of outwear for anglers. Reading Downrigger Cable Angles
Jason Tonelli explains why trolling speed is not always accurate. Learn his technique of how to use the downrigger cable angle to find the sweet spot for salmon fishing. Brake Care and Maintenance on Scotty High Performance Downrigger
How to preform simple brake care and downrigger maintenance on your Scotty High Performance Downrigger. How to Use a Downrigger
Patrick Brennan demonstrates the use of a downrigger for getting baits and lures working down deep. History of Mepps Lures
Made in Wisconsin visits Sheldons' Inc. in Antigo, WI. See a short history of Mepps lures and learn about their squirrel tail recycling and fishing lure manufacturing processes. Mepps Aglia-e For Salmon, Trout, and Steelhead
Have you ever wondered what your Mepps Aglia-e looks and sounds like under water? Sea Eagle Explorer Inflatable Kayaks
Join Sea Eagle Explorer Inflatable Kayak owners Mark & Derrick Harris as they explore more - exploring the great outdoors - Alaska! Topwater Strategies for Northern Pike - Part 1
Fish Alaska Magazine tutorial on how to master two topwater fishing techniques for pike - walk-the-dog and prop-style topwaters. Sea Eagle 16ft Inflatable Travel Canoe™
This video shows you some of the advantages and benefits as well as just how versatile the Sea Eagle Inflatable Travel Canoe truly is. Sheefish and Char Adventure with Pristine Ventures Kork
A wild adventure for sheefish and char choked to a stall by a massive chum run in NW Alaska. The Kork is a brilliant design, stay tuned for some heavy lifting with caribou and moose... Pro-Cure Bait Scents Super Sauce
Best Kids Gear for Alaska
How to Sharpen Any Knife with the Work Sharp Mk. 2 Knife and Tool Sharpener
How to Sharpen a Fillet Knife at home, and in the boat
River Ops™ - Korkers Wading Boot
E-Z Anchoring 101: E-Z Anchor Puller Hero, Patriot and Rebel Drum Anchor Winches
How to Catch Alaska King Salmon with Luhr-Jensen Kwikfish
Publishers Melissa Norris and Marcus Weiner spent time on the Togiak River in July 2020 catching kings.
Three Bears Christmas Gifts for the Outdoors
Excellent gift ideas from Alaskan owned Three Bears Alaska Outpost
M2 Mantus Anchor vs the Lewmar Claw (Bruce Design)
M2 Mantus Anchor vs Lewmar Delta Anchor
Grundéns: Wild Bill x GORE-TEX
Along with Gore-Tex and Wild Bill, the design team at Grundéns created the most rugged, versatile, and technical line of outwear for anglers.
Reading Downrigger Cable Angles
Jason Tonelli explains why trolling speed is not always accurate. Learn his technique of how to use the downrigger cable angle to find the sweet spot for salmon fishing.
Brake Care and Maintenance on Scotty High Performance Downrigger
How to preform simple brake care and downrigger maintenance on your Scotty High Performance Downrigger.
How to Use a Downrigger
Patrick Brennan demonstrates the use of a downrigger for getting baits and lures working down deep.
History of Mepps Lures
Made in Wisconsin visits Sheldons' Inc. in Antigo, WI. See a short history of Mepps lures and learn about their squirrel tail recycling and fishing lure manufacturing processes.
Mepps Aglia-e For Salmon, Trout, and Steelhead
Have you ever wondered what your Mepps Aglia-e looks and sounds like under water?
Sea Eagle Explorer Inflatable Kayaks
Join Sea Eagle Explorer Inflatable Kayak owners Mark & Derrick Harris as they explore more - exploring the great outdoors - Alaska!
Topwater Strategies for Northern Pike - Part 1
Fish Alaska Magazine tutorial on how to master two topwater fishing techniques for pike - walk-the-dog and prop-style topwaters.
Sea Eagle 16ft Inflatable Travel Canoe™
This video shows you some of the advantages and benefits as well as just how versatile the Sea Eagle Inflatable Travel Canoe truly is.
Sheefish and Char Adventure with Pristine Ventures Kork
A wild adventure for sheefish and char choked to a stall by a massive chum run in NW Alaska. The Kork is a brilliant design, stay tuned for some heavy lifting with caribou and moose...
Pro-Cure Bait Scents Super Sauce
Fishing How To Videos
Halibut Rigging with the Reaper
The Reaper Halibut Rigging By George Krumm Halibut rigging in Alaska often involves size 12/0 to 20/0 circle hooks fished on or near the bottom, baited with chunks of large herring, salmon parts, octopus, or other baits. Many anglers have problems getting fish hooked with circle hooks, though. As an alternative, the Reaper halibut rig employs large J-hooks from size 9/0 to 11/0. The advantage of the Reaper halibut rigging is that the ratio of bites to hooked fish is quite a bit higher than it is when using circle hooks. If a fish bites, you’ll generally hook it. The disadvantage with using J-hook halibut rigs is that fish are sometimes hooked deep—in the esophagus or gills—so if you decide to use this halibut rigging method, you need to be committed to keeping any fish that bites is it may be hooked in a way that decreases its chances for survival. If you do plan to release a fish that’s hooked deep, the best way to do so is to cut the leader as close to the hook as possible.
To tie the Reaper halibut rigging as shown in the video, you’ll need hooks (size 9/0 to 11/0 Maruto Barbed Octopus hooks are our favorite, followed by Gamakatsu Big River Bait hooks in the same size range), heavy monofilament or fluorocarbon (we like Izorline First String or Mustad HD Fluorocarbon in 135- to 150-pound-test), appropriate size aluminum crimps (we like Izorline Premium Aluminum Sleeves in the appropriate size), two size 6 glow Corkies, a Wally Whale Scent Tube, a 7.5-inch P-Line Sunrise Squid in glow, Hi Seas Glow Thimbles, and a good set of crimpers (P-Line Stainless 10” Heavy Duty Crimper is a good one). The halibut rigging shown in the video uses a single hook. We sometimes tie the Reaper with two size 9/0 hooks and eliminate the Scent Tube so the rig isn’t too long. To tie it with two hooks, crimp the first hook as shown in the video, then tie the second hook above the crimp using a snell knot or a bumper knot (AKA egg loop knot). These knots are very difficult to tie using 150-pound-test or higher, so we usually tie two-hook Reapers with 135-pound-test line. If you struggle hooking halibut with circle hooks, give the Reaper halibut rigging a try and we guarantee you’ll hook more fish. How to Sharpen Any Knife with the Work Sharp Mk. 2 Knife and Tool Sharpener
How to Sharpen a Fillet Knife at home, and in the boat
How to Fillet a Halibut
Fish Alaska magazine presents How to Fillet Halibut with Captain Rafe Oliphant from Kodiak Legends Lodge. This is an excellent technique resulting in pristine fillets. How to Use Bear Spray Feat. Counter Assault
E-Z Anchoring 101: E-Z Anchor Puller Hero, Patriot and Rebel Drum Anchor Winches
How to Catch Alaska King Salmon with Luhr-Jensen Kwikfish
Publishers Melissa Norris and Marcus Weiner spent time on the Togiak River in July 2020 catching kings. How to Cook Salmon Perfectly
Learn how long to cook salmon and a lot more from viewing this how to cook salmon perfectly video with Chef Al of Kincaid Grill & Bridge Seafood in Anchorage, Alaska. How to Use a Downrigger
How to Grill Shrimp
Frozen to Fabulous in a Flash: Easy Steps for Cooking Frozen Alaska Seafood
Alaska Cod Cakes
SG-20 Repair Neoprene and Breathable Waders
Fillet Sockeye
Float Fishing Rigs
Setting the Hook
Rigging pink worms for steelhead
Flies for Alaska: Egg Sucking Bunny
Flies for Alaska: Egg Sucking Leech
Flies For Alaska: Flash Fly
Double Hook Rig
Fly Fishing Tutorial: Indicator Rigs
Roll Casting Basics
Basic Rod Building By Gary Loomis & Ken Wiebe
Finding The Spine Of A Blank: Rod Building 101
Knot-Tying 101: Improved Clinch
Knot Tying 101: Blood Knot
Knot-Tying 101: Loop to Loop
Knot Tying 101: Albright Special
Pudge Kleinkauf: The Go-Light Fly
All Wired Squirmy Wormie
John Matthews UV2 Marabou Muddler
Blue Fox® Classic Vibrax™ Spinners: HOW TO FISH
Blue Fox® Classic Vibrax™ Spinners: HOW TO FISH
How to bait wrap a Kwikfish®: Luhr-Jensen®
How to Sharpen a Treble Hook: Luhr-Jensen®
How to Sharpen a Treble Hook
Halibut Rigging with the Reaper
The Reaper Halibut Rigging By George Krumm Halibut rigging in Alaska often involves size 12/0 to 20/0 circle hooks fished on or near the bottom, baited with chunks of large herring, salmon parts, octopus, or other baits. Many anglers have problems getting fish hooked with circle hooks, though. As an alternative, the Reaper halibut rig employs large J-hooks from size 9/0 to 11/0. The advantage of the Reaper halibut rigging is that the ratio of bites to hooked fish is quite a bit higher than it is when using circle hooks. If a fish bites, you’ll generally hook it. The disadvantage with using J-hook halibut rigs is that fish are sometimes hooked deep—in the esophagus or gills—so if you decide to use this halibut rigging method, you need to be committed to keeping any fish that bites is it may be hooked in a way that decreases its chances for survival. If you do plan to release a fish that’s hooked deep, the best way to do so is to cut the leader as close to the hook as possible.
To tie the Reaper halibut rigging as shown in the video, you’ll need hooks (size 9/0 to 11/0 Maruto Barbed Octopus hooks are our favorite, followed by Gamakatsu Big River Bait hooks in the same size range), heavy monofilament or fluorocarbon (we like Izorline First String or Mustad HD Fluorocarbon in 135- to 150-pound-test), appropriate size aluminum crimps (we like Izorline Premium Aluminum Sleeves in the appropriate size), two size 6 glow Corkies, a Wally Whale Scent Tube, a 7.5-inch P-Line Sunrise Squid in glow, Hi Seas Glow Thimbles, and a good set of crimpers (P-Line Stainless 10” Heavy Duty Crimper is a good one). The halibut rigging shown in the video uses a single hook. We sometimes tie the Reaper with two size 9/0 hooks and eliminate the Scent Tube so the rig isn’t too long. To tie it with two hooks, crimp the first hook as shown in the video, then tie the second hook above the crimp using a snell knot or a bumper knot (AKA egg loop knot). These knots are very difficult to tie using 150-pound-test or higher, so we usually tie two-hook Reapers with 135-pound-test line. If you struggle hooking halibut with circle hooks, give the Reaper halibut rigging a try and we guarantee you’ll hook more fish.
How to Sharpen Any Knife with the Work Sharp Mk. 2 Knife and Tool Sharpener
How to Sharpen a Fillet Knife at home, and in the boat
How to Fillet a Halibut
Fish Alaska magazine presents How to Fillet Halibut with Captain Rafe Oliphant from Kodiak Legends Lodge. This is an excellent technique resulting in pristine fillets.
How to Use Bear Spray Feat. Counter Assault
E-Z Anchoring 101: E-Z Anchor Puller Hero, Patriot and Rebel Drum Anchor Winches
How to Catch Alaska King Salmon with Luhr-Jensen Kwikfish
Publishers Melissa Norris and Marcus Weiner spent time on the Togiak River in July 2020 catching kings.
How to Cook Salmon Perfectly
Learn how long to cook salmon and a lot more from viewing this how to cook salmon perfectly video with Chef Al of Kincaid Grill & Bridge Seafood in Anchorage, Alaska.
How to Use a Downrigger
How to Grill Shrimp
Frozen to Fabulous in a Flash: Easy Steps for Cooking Frozen Alaska Seafood
Alaska Cod Cakes
SG-20 Repair Neoprene and Breathable Waders
Fillet Sockeye
Float Fishing Rigs
Setting the Hook
Rigging pink worms for steelhead
Flies for Alaska: Egg Sucking Bunny
Flies for Alaska: Egg Sucking Leech
Flies For Alaska: Flash Fly
Double Hook Rig
Fly Fishing Tutorial: Indicator Rigs
Roll Casting Basics
Basic Rod Building By Gary Loomis & Ken Wiebe
Finding The Spine Of A Blank: Rod Building 101
Knot-Tying 101: Improved Clinch
Knot Tying 101: Blood Knot
Knot-Tying 101: Loop to Loop
Knot Tying 101: Albright Special
Pudge Kleinkauf: The Go-Light Fly
All Wired Squirmy Wormie
John Matthews UV2 Marabou Muddler
Blue Fox® Classic Vibrax™ Spinners: HOW TO FISH
Blue Fox® Classic Vibrax™ Spinners: HOW TO FISH
How to bait wrap a Kwikfish®: Luhr-Jensen®
How to Sharpen a Treble Hook: Luhr-Jensen®
How to Sharpen a Treble Hook
Halibut Videos
Halibut Rigging with the Reaper
The Reaper Halibut Rigging By George Krumm Halibut rigging in Alaska often involves size 12/0 to 20/0 circle hooks fished on or near the bottom, baited with chunks of large herring, salmon parts, octopus, or other baits. Many anglers have problems getting fish hooked with circle hooks, though. As an alternative, the Reaper halibut rig employs large J-hooks from size 9/0 to 11/0. The advantage of the Reaper halibut rigging is that the ratio of bites to hooked fish is quite a bit higher than it is when using circle hooks. If a fish bites, you’ll generally hook it. The disadvantage with using J-hook halibut rigs is that fish are sometimes hooked deep—in the esophagus or gills—so if you decide to use this halibut rigging method, you need to be committed to keeping any fish that bites is it may be hooked in a way that decreases its chances for survival. If you do plan to release a fish that’s hooked deep, the best way to do so is to cut the leader as close to the hook as possible.
To tie the Reaper halibut rigging as shown in the video, you’ll need hooks (size 9/0 to 11/0 Maruto Barbed Octopus hooks are our favorite, followed by Gamakatsu Big River Bait hooks in the same size range), heavy monofilament or fluorocarbon (we like Izorline First String or Mustad HD Fluorocarbon in 135- to 150-pound-test), appropriate size aluminum crimps (we like Izorline Premium Aluminum Sleeves in the appropriate size), two size 6 glow Corkies, a Wally Whale Scent Tube, a 7.5-inch P-Line Sunrise Squid in glow, Hi Seas Glow Thimbles, and a good set of crimpers (P-Line Stainless 10” Heavy Duty Crimper is a good one). The halibut rigging shown in the video uses a single hook. We sometimes tie the Reaper with two size 9/0 hooks and eliminate the Scent Tube so the rig isn’t too long. To tie it with two hooks, crimp the first hook as shown in the video, then tie the second hook above the crimp using a snell knot or a bumper knot (AKA egg loop knot). These knots are very difficult to tie using 150-pound-test or higher, so we usually tie two-hook Reapers with 135-pound-test line. If you struggle hooking halibut with circle hooks, give the Reaper halibut rigging a try and we guarantee you’ll hook more fish.
Halibut Rigging with the Reaper
The Reaper Halibut Rigging By George Krumm Halibut rigging in Alaska often involves size 12/0 to 20/0 circle hooks fished on or near the bottom, baited with chunks of large herring, salmon parts, octopus, or other baits. Many anglers have problems getting fish hooked with circle hooks, though. As an alternative, the Reaper halibut rig employs large J-hooks from size 9/0 to 11/0. The advantage of the Reaper halibut rigging is that the ratio of bites to hooked fish is quite a bit higher than it is when using circle hooks. If a fish bites, you’ll generally hook it. The disadvantage with using J-hook halibut rigs is that fish are sometimes hooked deep—in the esophagus or gills—so if you decide to use this halibut rigging method, you need to be committed to keeping any fish that bites is it may be hooked in a way that decreases its chances for survival. If you do plan to release a fish that’s hooked deep, the best way to do so is to cut the leader as close to the hook as possible.
To tie the Reaper halibut rigging as shown in the video, you’ll need hooks (size 9/0 to 11/0 Maruto Barbed Octopus hooks are our favorite, followed by Gamakatsu Big River Bait hooks in the same size range), heavy monofilament or fluorocarbon (we like Izorline First String or Mustad HD Fluorocarbon in 135- to 150-pound-test), appropriate size aluminum crimps (we like Izorline Premium Aluminum Sleeves in the appropriate size), two size 6 glow Corkies, a Wally Whale Scent Tube, a 7.5-inch P-Line Sunrise Squid in glow, Hi Seas Glow Thimbles, and a good set of crimpers (P-Line Stainless 10” Heavy Duty Crimper is a good one). The halibut rigging shown in the video uses a single hook. We sometimes tie the Reaper with two size 9/0 hooks and eliminate the Scent Tube so the rig isn’t too long. To tie it with two hooks, crimp the first hook as shown in the video, then tie the second hook above the crimp using a snell knot or a bumper knot (AKA egg loop knot). These knots are very difficult to tie using 150-pound-test or higher, so we usually tie two-hook Reapers with 135-pound-test line. If you struggle hooking halibut with circle hooks, give the Reaper halibut rigging a try and we guarantee you’ll hook more fish.
Fly Fishing Videos
Ice Fishing Videos
Aqua-Vu Eelpout (Burbot) IN High Definition!
Hays Baldwin uses his Aqua-Vu HD camera system to capture some very cool and somewhat rare Eel Pout footage! 1/1
Aqua-Vu Eelpout (Burbot) IN High Definition!
Hays Baldwin uses his Aqua-Vu HD camera system to capture some very cool and somewhat rare Eel Pout footage!
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