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Meet Our Captain, Josh Miller
Tall Tales
Telling stories (tall stories?) heading out the gate early morning. Capt Josh has been running boats in Alaska since 1984 and can tell a few whoppers. Josh has a BA in Geography from Otago University, a Masters from UAA, 10 years commercial fishing experience, 30 years teaching High School trades in rural Alaska and 25 summers sport fishi
Telling stories (tall stories?) heading out the gate early morning. Capt Josh has been running boats in Alaska since 1984 and can tell a few whoppers. Josh has a BA in Geography from Otago University, a Masters from UAA, 10 years commercial fishing experience, 30 years teaching High School trades in rural Alaska and 25 summers sport fishing the waters of Prince William Sound. (In case you wondered.)
Yelloweye
Beautiful catch and great eating.
When the fishing is hot, you wont notice the rain.
Calm seas and blue skies
Valdez is not known for bluebird days but when the sun wind and salmon align its smiles all round.
Services
Fishing - Salmon, Rockfish,
Omega-3 is good for your heart... so fish your heart out on the F/V Kiwi Au Kai and Kai Moana
Water Taxi Trips
Want to head out into some outstanding far reaches of the Prince William Sound? You can! With a boat drop off/pick up. If you want to turn it into a hiking trip, try a guided hike with an experienced Alaskan survival educator and outdoors specialist.
Sightseeing Tours
Nature and the fantastic Alaskan wildlife are yours to see! Humpback whales, Minke whales, Dall porpoise, sea lions, orca whales, brown and black bear...and they are just the large ones! Sea otters, sea lions, seals, river otter, marmot, bald eagles, oyster catchers, arctic terns, kittiwakes, and puffins as well!
F/V Kai Moana
F/V Kiwi Au Kai
Early spring kayak run to Heather Bay.
F/V Kiwi Au Kai
F/V Kiwi Au Kai
Kiwi Au Kai dropping campers in Shoup Bay.
F/V Kai Moana
F/V Kai Moana
Kai Moana dropping hikers in Galena Bay.