May One of the two most beautiful crusing months of the year Abundant snow capped landscapes for photographers Generally the driest month of the year and days are getting longer Humpback whales are returning from Hawaii and sea otters can be seen Spring King Salmon fishing runs from the first of May to about mid June. Petersberg/Wrangell and Elfin Cove areas are popular and can be "GREAT" fishing. (See Customer Comments) Somewhat limited Pacific Halibut fishing is available along with Red Snapper, Rockfish, Cutthroat Trout, Dolly Varden, Steelhead, and Shrimp. (see season chart under "Fishing Info") Wildlife are grazing low and are very often seen Birds are flying through Southeast Alaska on their migration north Glacier Bay entry permits are not required until 1 June and Park boat traffic is usually sparse, creating an almost exclusive "Private Park" experience!) June The other most beautiful crusing month Days continue getting longer (until the 21st) More Bears on the shoreline eating fresh spring grasses Whale migration from Hawaii prety much complete and whale sightings are numerous and everywhere. Bottom fishing getting better Days and nights are getting a little warmer You can see whales, seals, porpoise and eagles every day Dungeness crab are available July and August Days are now starting to shorten but still have long daylight hours in SE Alaska Peak time for most fishing, including King, Silver, Sockeye, Chum, and Pink Salmon. Also for Halibut, Red Snapper, Ling Cod, Cutthroat Trout, Dolly Varden, Crab and Shrimp. All whales are feeding and providing great photo opportunities<
