At a Glance
Quick Tips
- Play close attention to changing tidal levels and beach boats accordingly
- Plan your transportation and lodging options around the season and species you will be hunting
- Rain gear is a necessity




This unit is located in southern Alaska and is very remote with no inhabited communities. When hunting in this area hunters will need to arrange transportation to and from the unit via boats or planes. Several airstrips can be found along the coastal areas which can provide access into the primary hunting areas. Like most of the units along the Gulf of Alaska this area has experienced heavy glacial scarring historically which has produced large marshy flats that are heavily vegetated, widespread river bottoms, and small isolated mountain ranges. As you move inward, the terrain will quickly changes as steep and rugged ridgelines rise off the valley floor and climb into impressive peaks. Great hunting opportunities can be found here but the vast remoteness and lack of transportation options may send hunters into adjoining units.
Great hunting can be found here but the logistics of getting into the hunting areas can force most other hunters into considering adjoining units.