Northern Lights · FISHING
This is the shortlist you would send a friend heading north: 5 ice fishing nights worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of Fairbanks aurora ice fishing, with cabin warmth, salmon, reindeer sausage, costs, timing, tips, and booking advice.
“We've a excellent experience (I got 2 king salmon)with Coby. Coby also said Aurora Borealis was the most active in the last 2 months, which across the whole sky. He cooked the sausage for us. I'll recommend.”
Review of Fairbanks Aurora Ice, a warm cabin ice fishing tour with salmon dinner and Northern Lights viewing, including price, timing, and tips.
“We joined the Aurora Ice Fishing tour at Chena Lake and it was truly an unforgettable experience. We fished comfortably inside a warm little cabin, and at the end our guide cooked the fresh-caught fish for us — it wasn’t big, but it tasted delicious! When we stepped outside, we were lucky enough to see the northern lights as well. Our tour guide was a young guy who shared lots of interesting local stories and made the whole trip fun and engaging. Highly recommend this experience if you’re visiting Fairbanks!”
Review of Fairbanks Aurora Ice Fishing: heated hut, small groups, gear, snacks, hotel pickup, and Northern Lights viewing.
“Tyson & Hunter were great hosts; a tasty salmon dinner in a reasonably snug cabin...with lotsa good info and appropriate fishing tales.”
Fish in a heated cabin at Chena Lake, grill your catch, and watch the Northern Lights on this five-hour Alaska winter adventure.
“We had a great experience! Our guide was experienced and knowledgeable. Fun evening!”
Review of Fairbanks Aurora Ice Fishing Tour: frozen lake fishing, warm hut, hotel transfers, fish meal, and a chance to see the Northern Lights.
“We loved our experience! Tyson was an excellent guide and we recommend him and this tour. We caught fish, saw northern lights, and enjoyed an excellent meal!”
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