2022 Sitka Alaska Fishing Regulations
Chinook 'King' Salmon
Coho 'Silver' Salmon
Coho 'Silver' Salmon
Alaskan Resident -
Daily limit - Two king salmon, Size limit - 28 inches or greater in length.
Nonresident -
Daily Limit - One king salmon, Size limit - 28 inches or greater
Annual Limit - Three
*Reduced to Two July1st-15th
*Reduced to One on July 16th
Coho 'Silver' Salmon
Coho 'Silver' Salmon
Coho 'Silver' Salmon
Daily Limit -Six
Size limit - Over 16"
Annual limit - None
Halibut
Coho 'Silver' Salmon
Halibut
Daily Limit: One
Size limit: Under 40″ or over 80″ Annual limit: None
Lingcod
Pelagic Rockfish 'Sea Bass'
Halibut
Daily limit - One
Size limits - 30–40 inches or 55 inches and longer,
Annual limits - Two with one 30–40 inches in length, and one that is 55 inches or greater in length
Season opens May 16th, 2022
Pelagic Rockfish 'Sea Bass'
Pelagic Rockfish 'Sea Bass'
Pelagic Rockfish 'Sea Bass'
These include: Black, Blue, Dark, Dusky, Widow, and Yellowtail.
Resident daily limit - Five
Nonresident Daily limit - Three
Size limit - None
Annual limit - None
Non Pelagic Rockfish
Pelagic Rockfish 'Sea Bass'
Pelagic Rockfish 'Sea Bass'
No retention of demersal shelf rockfish. These include Canary, China, Copper, Quillback, Rosethorn, Tiger, and Yelloweye.
Slope Non Pelagic Rockfish:
Daily limit - One
Size limit - None
Annual limit - None
Slope rockfish include: Blackgill, Blackspotted, Bocaccio, Brown, Chilipepper, Darkblotched, Greenstriped, Harlequin, Northern, Pacific Ocean Perch, Puget Sound, Pygmy, Redstripe, Redbanded, Rougheye, Sharpchin, Shortbelly, Shortraker, Silvergray, Splitnose, Stripetail, Vermilion, and Yellowmouth