If you or anyone in your group is experiencing symptoms, we will work directly with you to cancel or reschedule your tour free of charge.Employees are empowered to call in sick if they show symptoms.Employees receive daily wellness checks to ensure they are healthy and symptom-free.Hand sanitizer will be available to all guests on every boat. Stringent Cleaning – We’ve increased the frequency of disinfecting surfaces and high traffic areas such as the Alaska Fish House restaurant, bathrooms, the outfitting room, the dock, and our boats.Masking may be required at times for vulnerable guests on a case-by-case basis. That being said, there is quite a lot of airflow even on our hardtops which are typically open to the back deck. Masking – We abide by the federal mandate for passenger vessels, masks are required for the duration of the tour while in enclosed cabins.With only six passengers per vessel and one captain they spend time with, the risks of exposure are limited. Social distance – We strive to keep groups separated as much as possible during the licensing and outfitting process, but our real strength in social distancing is based on the size of our boats.

We strongly encourage vaccination and boosters for all employees, and the vast majority are currently vaccinated against COVID 19

Vaccination – We believe vaccines provide safe and effective protection against COVID-19.

The safety of our customers is paramount, so we’re also not going to walk away from common sense guidelines such as: We have put special measures in place to keep people safe on excursions: The health and safety of our guests, employees, and community are our top priorities.

Being aware of the location of paper charts as a backupĮven in the remote islands of Southeast Alaska, COVID 19 poses risks.Finding the vessel position on the Garmin navigation unit.Provide knowledge of the vessel’s position.Captains should call attention to necessary risks and provide guidance on managing or avoiding that risk entirely. The best way to be safe and feel safe on a boat is through a clearly communicated safety briefing. If you are worried about some aspect of a trip, whether it be the impact of waves against the hull, seasickness, thrashing fish, or anything else, your guide wants to hear about it so they can adapt the experience to ensure all passengers feel safe and supported during the adventure. All questions are welcome on a charter boat, and guides love to talk, but most of all, you go out with a guide to ensure safety.

Tujuan safety briefing