Remo did an amazing job taking us deep in the woods finding spectacular stream fishing locations…read more Highly recommend edge water outfitters, a trip I will remember forever!

A must-do adventure! Remo made our fishing adventure the trip of a lifetime! Remo and Pete took…read moreexceptional care of our family. Everyone caught a fish and we learned so much about Hoonah. Don't miss out...

We took a 4-hour Wildlife and Bear Search with Teesa (sp.?) today and had a phenomenal time - off…read morethe charts SPECTACULAR! She was so well-versed on EVERYTHING. She was very knowledgeable, delightful, insightful, and has found her calling as a guide. We saw incredible views, watched bears scoop huge salmon out of the water and eat it, and ended with a beautiful view of a large pod of whales breaching practically within touching distance. We just can't think of a better way to spend the day in Hoonah!

Went on one of their tours. Best experience on our trip to Alaska. Stu - our guide - went out of…read morehis way to ensure we saw bears and other wildlife. He's brilliant in his knowledge of the area, the animals, the surrounding environment and the history of the area. Can't recommend highly enough!

The whale watching boats are well maintained. We saw whales and seals. The staff were friendly and…read morehelpful. I recommend this Charter.

probally one of the funnest things I've done in Alaska. when I first found out they did this, I was…read morelike "I wont see anything!" but I saw sea lions, humpback whales, a bear, and so much more. would definitely recommend for any families that want to see the wild life of Alaska. Also we had the woman's son, Kyle and Casey. The sweetest people you will ever meet and they Ben had hot chocolate for us on the boat. They love answering questions and this has been a business for over 30 years! And ever since trip they have done, they've always seen a whale. There has not been one trip in 31 years that anyone hasn't seen anything.

First of all, makes me sad that Yelp allows an 8 year old review that was based upon a day of poor…read moreAlaskan weather (hello...it's ALASKA) is allowed the same weight as a contemporary review about the actual service. My grandson and I just returned from a week-long trip hosted by Taylor Charters. Greg has established a masterful collection of 8 different boats and 5 first-class accommodations in the charming town of Gustavus (it is a hard A, not ahhhhh). Greg owns these boats and spares no expense to ensure that they have reliable propulsion (ours was a North River aluminum boat that had nearly new Dual 250 Yamahas.....) and Captains that had years of experience fishing this area. Note - Boats that are worn out get sold ......he had recently bought two brand new boats! Taylor Charters, as a team, seamlessly integrates the entire experience from the pickup through the fishing (and fish handling) to the delivery to the outgoing flight (which keeps your fish cold, even through overnight layovers if needed). The entire team was friendly and accommodating, even arranging for whale watching and Glacier Bay side trips as desired. We stayed at the Majestic inn - Josh and Christina were excellent hosts. The place was immaculate and since Christina is a trained chef with close connections to locally sourced fish and meats, the eating was as good as any high restaurant in San Francisco. Sautéed scallops as an appetizer? Of course. I had never been to Alaska - going via Taylor Charters was as great an experience as I could have hoped. I will be back as soon as I am able. Greg, if you read this.....thank you so much!

It was a blast everyday on the boat fishing. Greg took us to the different places to catch salmon,…read morehalibut and rock fish. He made each day fun. We caught alot and came home with 53 pounds each. The lodging and food was to die for. The help in the lodge made the stay exciting. All went out of their way to make our vacation fun and make us want to come back. Thanks Greg, Sofia, Paola, Jeannette and Rick. From, The Robertson's and The Goudy's​

Wow. That's all you need to know. I arrived via cruise ship and there were no excursions available,…read morebut the views of the glaciers were amazing. Hearing the cracking boom of a glacier calving, spying seals resting on icebergs, and watching the eagles soar overhead was simply amazing. And of course, flotillas of adorable sea otters were in abundance. The National Park Service rangers boarded the ship early in the morning, and held programs all throughout the day while the ship was in the park's waters. They also have the NPS park cancellation stamp and a small gift shop area set up. The rangers were quite knowledgeable and truly seemed like they loved their jobs. I guess you have to be if you're stationed here all season! One of the perks that they get is being able to eat as much as they want from the cruise ship dining.

In the early hours, we passed by Point Gustavus where the local Park Rangers boarded Queen…read moreElizabeth, then the ship proceeded through the fjords and inside the Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve. We made a scenic stop at the Margerie Glacier, then on to Glacier Bay. Margerie Glacier is a 21-mile long glacier situated along 12,000+ foot tall Mount Root. It is one of the park's most stable glaciers, neither receding nor advancing over the last several years. Lamplugh Glacier was so different with its deep blue ice contrasting sharply with the dark rock of the surrounding cliffs. We were told that the color comes from ice so densely being compressed that it absorbs all wavelengths of light except blue. The park's glaciers are spread across 3.3 million acres, and many are visible along the shores of the bay itself. Margerie Glacier and Grand Pacific Glacier, both located at the head of Tarr Inlet, are among the most notable, often showcasing dramatic calving events. There's nothing quite like the thunderous roar of a calving tidewater glacier to remind you of the mightiness of nature. Unfortunately, we did not get to witness this on our trip. We spent an entire day at the glaciers. We were in awe of the towering mountains, icebergs, and majestic glaciers stretching as far as the eye could see. When God created this part of the country, he made it magnificent. It was so thrilling to experience this from the deck of the Queen Elizabeth. To be able to see the icebergs floating in the water, the seals on the icebergs, and mountain goats on the mountains. We were also struck by the beautiful shade of blue of the water. What also was exciting was to have the Park Rangers giving us a live commentary on what we were seeing. They provided us with insights into the park's ecology and history, enhancing the overall experience.

Very comfortable cars that take you all the way up! If afraid of heights don't do this. It is…read morebeyond steep. Once up there at the top, not much to do. There's a trail. Also a snack cart with s'mores kits ($14), beers, chips. There's a guided tour and then a trail you can do on your own. Wasn't worth the money to do this. Views are terrific but nothing else to do up there. Better off taking the green FREE one into the little town to shop and eat. Can also see some good views over there even though they aren't super high up.

While on our Alaska cruise, we grabbed tickets for the Skypeak Gondola at Icy Strait Point--one of…read morethe stops on our itinerary. The gondola takes you from the cruise terminal all the way up to the top of Mount Hoonah, and the views along the way are absolutely stunning! You get sweeping panoramas of Icy Strait, Chichagof Island, and the surrounding waters. The cabins are spacious and have huge windows, so you get a full 360° view of the landscape. The ride itself is super smooth and relaxing, taking about 10-15 minutes to climb the 2,000 feet to the top. Each cabin fits around 6-8 people comfortably. Once you reach the summit, there's plenty to explore--an observation deck, hiking trails, outdoor restaurants, gift shops, and cozy coffee spots. It's a great place to hang out and soak in the scenery. Tickets were $49 for adults, which gave us unlimited rides for the day--same price as what the cruise charged. We really enjoyed it! The ride was peaceful, and the views both going up and coming down were just gorgeous.

Captains are amazing got us on great fish this is the place to catch halibut we really enjoyed our…read moretrip

Great location, good lodging, great boats and skippers....food could be better, but all in all a…read moregreat experiece

Ear Mountain Charters is a great, personal-sized fishing charter (and whale watching too). Capt…read more Eric Williams was a great host as well as a knowledgeable fisherman who will make the most of your time. My teenage son and I were only in Hoonah (a.k.a. - Icy Strait Point) for a day as a cruise ship stop. Eric did not waste time and we were on the water fishing post haste! We were going for salmon that day and Eric did not disappoint...we enjoyed our 1/2 day and landed 4 salmon (coho and pink). Eric drove us back to the ship and we worked-out the details for processing and shipping our catch back home. The morning after we returned from our vacation, a Fed Ex delivery with our cleaned and vac-packed salmon was delivered. Captain Eric be "Da Man"! We enjoyed Ear Mountain Charters and fully recommend it for your next visit to Hoonah, Alaska!

We loved fishing with Captain Eric! This trip was in a smaller setting(only four of us) so it was…read morevery easy to ask questions and learn more. We caught 4 halibut and 2 different kinds of cod. He was very helpful teaching us how to catch the fish properly. We also saw whales while we were out on the water! Very great experience!