Alaska Waterfowl Hunting
Alaska Private Guide Service
Smokey Don Duncan,
Master Guide #136
Alaska Waterfowl Hunting |
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Alaska Waterfowl Hunts - Nushagak RiverPRIME TIME IS SEPT. 17 - 30, You can’t beat these prices. We hunt along the main Nushagak River and Nuyukuk Rivers plus backwater channels, sloughs and ponds using jet boats from the fully equipped K1 main camp. Besides waterfowl you may pursue ruff and spruce grouse, sandhill cranes, and of course you can enjoy world class fishing for free. The rainbow fishing is excellent and most years the second run of silvers is just showing up. The moose are in rut allowing for excellent photo opportunities. This is an ideal time to see how many big bull moose survived the hunting season. We are about 80 miles from the coast so not many sea ducks available. We will meet you in Koliganek after your direct flight from Anchorage with De’nina Air. $620 round trip. We’ll take you to camp by boat and you can hunt on the way. Alaska Waterfowl Hunt DescriptionWe use the jet boats to get from camp to where we hunt. The waterfowl hunting is primarily done 2 ways; utilizing blinds and decoys or drifting down the river sneaking along with the trolling motor and shooting from the boat. We set up blinds and decoys along back channels and sloughs. After Sept 17, there are a lot more ducks on the main channels. The most common species include pintail, mallards, shovelers, blue and green wing teal, buffel heads, black duck, widgeons, gadwalls, some canvas back and lots of different kinds of mergansers. Tundra swans may be taken if you pick up a free registration permit. After Sept 17 the geese tend show up along the river. You'll see cranes but they land way out on the tundra and by the time you see them over the river, you'll need an anti aircraft gun to miss properly. If the desire strikes, you can walk through the woods and jump spruce and some ruff grouse. Few if any ptarmigan are along the river. You will probably see brown bears, moose, eagles, osprey, river otters, beavers, and maybe a wolf. Checkout our Alaska Cast and Blast fishing/hunting options. Small game license $20. You must have a $5 State and $15 Federal Waterfowl stamp, a Harvest Information Program (HIP) Card and you must use non toxic shot. We can help you get the ammo to camp, just need to know which size. Call for a quote on daily rates or for larger groups. Allow 7 days to depart home , hunt and return to home. That will be about one day travel each way, leaving 5 days for hunting. You can hunt waterfowl the same day you are airborne. -- top Waterfowl Hunt Prices - You will not find a better deal anywhere in the area! And the Fishing is free!
Daily rates are available. Just take the Price Per hunter and divide by the number of days and add $200. We can rent you any equipment you need. Hip boots, shot, gun, and fishing equipment are all available. What are you waiting for? Hunting CampsThe K1 base camp is outfitted with 12'x12' steel frame weather proof tents on wood floors with comfortable cots, thick pads, wood stoves, lights, lanterns, food, a 12’x20’ separate cook tent fully equipped with oven, microwave, freezer, and all necessary cookware. The camp has an enclosed shower, enclosed privy close to your tent. We have a Sat. phone and two way radio communication with other camps and the village. Camp is warm, dry, and comfortable. From K1, we supply the jets boats and supplies for all other river based boating camps. The Nuyukuk Cabin has all mentioned above except it is a cabin with bunks for 7 persons and the kitchen is in the cabin. -- top TransportationWe are in GMU 17.B Hunters fly from Anchorage direct to Koliganek where we will meet you. Koliganek is 22 air miles or 31 river miles from camp. From anywhere in the USA to Anchorage about $500 round trip. From Anchorage to Koliganek is $620 round trip with De’nina air. We can begin hunting immediately. Please note: If you choose to fly from Anchorage to Dillingham and on to Koliganek with Penair; you may sit in Dillingham for 2 days waiting for them to bring your luggage from Anchorage to Dillingham. They are famous for loading the plane with passengers and leaving the luggage behind. And little effort is made to get it on the “next flight”. -- top Waterfowl Hunting Limits
(1) - Ducks: (bag limits may include no more than 1 canvasback daily, 3 in possession) (2) - Sea Ducks:(harlequin ducks, long-tailed ducks (formerly oldsquaw), all eiders, scoters and mergansers): Resident hunters may not take more than 6 daily, 12 in possession each of harlequin or long-tailed ducks. Daily sea duck limits for nonresidents are equal to general duck limits for the zone (7, 8 or 10). Nonresidents may not take or possess more than 20 sea ducks per season, including no more than 4 each of harlequin, long-tailed duck, black scoter, surf scoter, white-winged scoter, common eider, or king eider per season. Steller's and spectacled eiders are closed statewide. GEESE: Dark geese include any combination of Canada and white-fronted geese. White geese include snow and Ross’ geese. (6) - Emperor goose season is closed statewide. (8) - Tundra Swans: Tundra swan seasons in Units 17, 18, 22, and 23 are Sept. 1 - Oct. 31. Hunting is by registration permit only, with a limit of 3 swans per permit. (9) - SANDHILL CRANES: In Unit 17 bag limits for sandhill cranes are 2 daily, 4 in possession. -- top |
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