These Alaska vessel based, coastal black bear hunts are conducted in Prince William Sound in Alaska Unit 6 where the rugged Chugach Mountains meet the saltwater. Cruise the coastal shorelines and glass the tidal flats for bears. Good bowhunting opportunity.
~ Guaranteed non-resident black bear tag
~ Spring Coastal Black Bear Hunt: May-June
~ Fall Coastal Black Bear Hunt: September
*This outfitter only takes four groups per year on this hunt. Three groups on the Spring hunt and one hunt for the Fall hunt. This is a quality, fun hunt for a trophy bear.
You’ll be hunting big salmon-fed bears just coming out of hibernation. These black bears have the best hair quality on the planet. These coastal black bear hunts take place in an area that has one of the highest bear populations in Alaska and they typically square between 6-7 feet, and a few record book black bears are taken every year. Large boars with perfect hides are the norm. A bonus on this trip is the fishing, waterfowl hunting and blacktail deer hunting.
“These big salmon-fed Bears are just coming out of hibernation & have some of the best hide quality anywhere on the planet. Cruising the coastal shorelines and glassing the tidal flats produce plenty of stalking opportunities. This area has one of the highest Bear populations in the state.”
~ The Outfitter
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Hunting Season
May through June in the spring and September in the fall.
Hunting Method
Spot and stalk. Bears are usually spotted from skiffs out in the bays. Once a good bear is spotted, you and your guide will stalk into range.
Success Rates and Trophy Quality
- The success rate is 95-100% yearly.
- Trophy quality is very good. Big 6-7 foot bears with beautiful, perfect coats are the norm.
Available Game
Fall coastal black bear hunts can be combined with Sitka Blacktail Deer, Sea Ducks, and Silver Salmon. *prices upon request
Travel
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Transportation and Accommodations
Transportation and accommodations for these coastal black bear hunts are based out of the outfitters’ 48′ vessel. Hunting will be out of two 18′ skiffs.
Food
You’ll dine on fresh seafood such as Halibut, Rockfish, and Shrimp that you catch during your trip.
This is how an Alaska black bear hunting trip should be! Cruising the coastal shorelines in a yacht and glassing the tidal flats produce plenty of spot and stalk opportunities.”
~ Otto Klum
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