Migratory Bird Hunting

Extraordinary hunting opportunities on Alaska’s wild coast. Southeast Alaska’s forested islands, tidal shorelines and saltwater bays create a distinctive setting for a migratory bird hunting adventure. Around Prince of Wales Island, Pacific waters meet coastal rainforest, offering a memorable combination of waterfowl, scenery and time in the outdoors.

Illustrated coastal collage of a harlequin duck at upper left, long-tailed duck at upper right, surf scoter at lower left and goldeneye at lower right — Harlequin duck • Long-tailed duck • Surf scoter • Goldeneye

Colorful harlequin ducks, long-tailed ducks, scoters and goldeneyes are part of the region’s remarkable coastal waterfowl variety. Changing tides, sheltered coves and rugged shorelines give each outing its own character. For hunters drawn to distinctive birds and a spectacular marine landscape, Southeast Alaska offers an experience well worth the journey.

Migratory Bird Hunting Packages

Contact Alaska Offshore Adventures to discuss hunting packages, available dates and trip options. Share your preferred dates, party size and interests, and ask about planning your visit and what to bring. Opportunities depend on the season, species and coastal conditions.

Ask about hunting packages

Alaska Migratory Game Bird Guide registration for David Dawley, Guide ID 2026-5152, expires January 31, 2027 — David Dawley — 2026–27 migratory game bird guide registration.
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Plan with the current Alaska migratory game bird hunting regulations for open seasons, species limits and requirements.