Starting mid October you can start hunting these plumed out beautiful ducks. We have a very healthy population of harlequin here in the Juneau area. Even when the weather is rough we have coves and inlets where you can target them.

These full plume studs tend to take just a little bit longer to get here. Starting the First week of November. When they do though they show up in major numbers. These black and white beaties are a must for any collection and with their whistling wings you will hear your prize bird coming!

We also have populations of long tail ducks here. These gorgeous birds are always a great bonus when we are out decoying harlequin and other ducks.

We have an overwhelming amount of scoters here is the Juneau area. Its hard to beat sitting in the boat or on a rock pile and having 40 plus scoters flying low on the water right at you! We have all three species here with surf scoters being the most abundant.

We offer 3-day hunts at 1500.00 per person and additional days costing 500.00 per person per day. We structure each hunt after the birds our clients are wanting to hunt. We have multiple ways to hunt sea ducks ranging from layout boats, hunting from the main boat, or hunting from the beach. Please email us at seakoutfitters907@gmail.com or reach out to us on facebook or instagram. Feel free to call or text (907)723-9204 or (907)465-7271

Nonresidents of Alaska are allowed 7 sea ducks per day and can harvest a max of 20 per season. Nonresidents can harvest a max of 4 per any one species of sea duck.

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We do not provide lodging, meals, small game hunting licenses, federal or state waterfowl stamps. You can buy your hunting license and state waterfowl stamp on the Alaska fish and game website.  We recommend bringing your own shotguns but we do have a limited amount available. For an additional cost we can supply shells but this must be arranged in advance. 

​Full list of birds you can see in our hunting area

• Harlequin 

• Surf Scoter

• White wing Scoter​

• Common Scoter

• Barrows Goldeneye

• Common Goldeneye

• Red Breasted Merganser

• Common Merganser

• Bufflehead

• Long tail

• Scaup

• Ring-neck

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On a typical day we start by taking the boat out at first light, then heading to one of our hunting areas. Which area we use is dependent on the weather and what birds you want to hunt. We have lots of coves and inlets where multiple bird species overlap. We offer all day hunts that go as late as our weather and shooting light will allow. We do bring snacks, water, and hot beverages on the boat while hunting. The weather here during the winter is typically cold and wet. So we suggest dressing in very warm layers and bringing high quality rain gear. Also rubber boots are a must, we recommend insulated rubber boots if possible. There can be high winds so its important to bring clothing that can block it. Waders are optional. The guides handle the retrieving of birds and we keep our clients dry. We have options on how to hunt depending on our clients ability and comfort. We can hunt from one of the main boats for the most comfort. We also have layout boats for that up close action. Also in some areas we will be hunting off rock piles or exposed sunken reefs at low tide.  ​