Sitka's Saltwater Treasures
by John L. Beath, Northwest Fishing Holes
Far too often, west coast fishing destinations require lots of luck and expertise. Hopeful anglers travel hundreds, even thousands of miles in hopes of maybe catching salmon or halibut. But luck doesn't have to be the main ingredient to catch fish - not once you discover Sitka, Alaska.
A quick glance at a map reveals why this tiny village is southeast Alaska should rank high on the must-fish list for anglers from around the world. This tiny Baranof Island port, largely influenced by Russian settlers and Tlingit natives, strategically faces the bountiful North Pacific Ocean.
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