Kodiak Island Alaska Duck Hunting

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Alaska duck hunting a nice pair of Harlequins taken last year

Sea Duck hunting on Kodiak Island

Aleutian Island Waterfowlers operates out of Larsen Bay Alaska 240 miles south of Anchorage on the south west side of Kodiak Island. We operate Trophy Sea duck hunts on the near bye lagoons and bays of this nutrient rich ocean environment located along side of the Kodiak Wildlife refuge a wildlife mecca. All boat hunts take place on Saltwater Lagoons or open ocean. This remote area of Kodiak Island Alaska is known for its high concentrations of Prime Sea ducks and resident waterfowl opportunity during the peak in October, November and December.

   Specializing in a guided sea duck hunting Cast N Blast combo this is the ultimate big boys vacation. We will take 6 guest's per hunt with 2 guides and 2 boats utilizing only the finest quality Decoys and layout boats if your into collecting the hard to find ducks then we have the hunt for you.

Kodiak Sea Duck Species Available
We specialize in mature specimen of Harlequin, Scoter, Oldsquaw , Barrows Goldeneye, Pacific Eiders and Mallards. Each hunter can reasonably expect allot of shooting during the week although the limits are 20 seaducks per season with no more than 4 of any one species harvested for the season. If you break the law we will turn you in as there is no grey areas. If you cripple a bird and it gets away it will be counted against your possession limit so practice shooting before you come and get high quality ammunition we recommend heavy shot #1-2.


How We Sea Duck hunt on Kodiak Island

These trips run 3-5-7 days all-inclusive with meals, lodging and fully guided hunts to include: boats, blinds & decoys. We have 4-6 hunters per week in this remote island location with 2 professional guides. We rotate daily between our 3 shore blind locations and offer near shore boat hunts over decoys when weather and winds permit.

These hunts all take place during winter conditions utilizing camo patterns and each hunter should be prepared to hunt in temperatures that can range from -20 to +40.

Island X Trophy King Eider & Harlequin Hunts

Due to the remote nature of these trips and the often unpredictable weather we recommend only well seasoned waterfowlers take these trips. No Whiners!

January 2006 pictures Island X

King Eiders ! The King of All Sea Duck Hunts

Looking for King Eiders than we have the place for you and it's not on Kodiak, We offer Trophy King Eider hunts on a remote island that we call Island X !! for X-treme, This is considered the most dangerous place in the world to hunt ducks but if you want consistant shooting over flocks of Kings and Harlequin then this is the place to be. We went 100% on on clients shooting at Kings in January of 2006 with all but one hunter limiting out on mature King eiders.

          All photos were taken from Oct 2005 to Jan 15 2006 season

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