Sport Fishing Regulations
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How to use this Site
- Select a region from the map or nearby text listing and look for region-wide regulations.
- Then go to the drainage or area you will be fishing and look for specific regulations.
- NOTICE: Emergency Orders (EOs) always supersede the published regulations.
Check for current EOs & News Releases before finalizing your plans.
Southeast Alaska
Fishing on most federal public lands is now subject to federal as well as state fishing regulations.
If you plan to fish on federal public lands, consult the Subsistence Management Regulations for Federal Public Lands in Alaska. It is available at many federal land managing agencies' field office, at the Office of Subsistence Management (1-800-478-1456), or online at: http://www.doi.gov/subsistence/index.cfm. Inseason closures can occur at any time and may not be reflected in the federal subsistence management booklet, so it is advisable to also contact the federal agency for the area where you intend to fish.
NOTICE: Emergency Orders always supersede the published regulations.
Check for current EOs & News Releases before finalizing your plans.
2019 Regulations
- 2019 Complete Southeast Regulations Booklet (PDF 11,488 kB)
- Cover (PDF 362 kB)*
- General Seasons and Bag and Size Limits - Fresh Waters (PDF 341 kB)
- General Seasons and Bag and Size Limits - Salt Waters (PDF 1,313 kB)
- Yakutat Area Special Regulations (PDF 729 kB)
- Haines-Skagway Special Regulations (PDF 657 kB)
- Juneau-Glacier Bay Special Regulations (PDF 1,954 kB)
- Sitka Special Regulations (PDF 1,362 kB)
- Petersburg-Wrangell Special Regulations (PDF 1,069 kB)
- Prince of Wales Special Regulations (PDF 931 kB)
- Ketchikan Special Regulations (PDF 1,185 kB)
- Salmon Identification (PDF 430 kB)
- Atlantic Salmon alert (PDF 274 kB)
- Trout and Other Species Identification (PDF 260 kB)
- Rockfish Identification and Conservation (PDF 583 kB)
- Southeast Alaska Shellfish Regulations (PDF 551 kB)