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Ketchikan Southeast Alaska 釣り予報

71 良好 100点中

Ketchikan Southeast Alaska は United States の Southeast Alaska にある海水の釣りスポットです。ここでは Chinook Salmon, Coho Salmon, Pacific Halibut, Lingcod を狙うことができます。釣果が期待できるのは通常 5月, 6月, 7月, 8月, 9月です。

早わかり

最適な月5月, 6月, 7月, 8月

主な魚種Chinook Salmon, Coho Salmon, Pacific Halibut

現在のスコア71/100

現地のルールAlaska

気圧傾向

Pressure stable — fish feeding on their usual rhythm

現在の状況

海面水温	15.7 °C
風	22 km/h から S
波高	0.4 m に 4 s
潮流	0.13 m/s へ NNW
気圧	1007 hPa
雲量	100%

ここの水温は7月の平均12.8°Cより2.9°C高いです。平年より水温が高いと、冷水魚はより深い場所に移動し、温水魚は例年より早く現れます。水深約39.4mまで水が混ざっており、その下に水温躍層があります。

現在の潮: 上げ潮 · あと51分で転流潮汐は調和分解による概算予測です。正確な値は地域の潮汐表でご確認ください。

最終更新 Jul 28, 2026 (UTC)。状況は一日を通して更新されます。

Ketchikan Southeast Alaskaのスコアが示す意味

Ketchikan Southeast Alaskaの現在のスコアは100点中71点（良好）です。水温は15.7 °Cです。このスコアには8個の予報シグナルが反映されています。おおよその目安として、スコアが約65点を超えていれば、経験豊富な釣り人が通常竿を出すコンディションといえます。約45点を下回る場合は、より良いタイミングを待つか、別の魚種を狙うことを検討しましょう。スコアはリアルタイムの気象データと海況シグナルを総合したもので、一日のうちでも変動します。

釣りの好機

月

満月 · 99%の輝面率

ソルトーナー評価

60 / 100

Ketchikan Southeast Alaska に最適な月:

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このスポットについて

水域の種類

Sea

外洋に面した沿岸の海水域です。コンディションや安全はリアルタイムの風・波・潮の予報に大きく左右されるため、出発前に必ず確認してください。

釣れる魚種

マスノスケ

Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
ギンザケ

Oncorhynchus kisutch
Pacific Halibut

Hippoglossus stenolepis
Lingcod

Ophiodon elongatus

Ketchikan Southeast Alaskaで魚種別に釣れやすい時期

マスノスケOncorhynchus tshawytscha
ギンザケOncorhynchus kisutch
Pacific HalibutHippoglossus stenolepis
LingcodOphiodon elongatus

表示の時期は、この緯度で魚種ごとに釣れやすい目安です。地域ごとの漁期や禁漁期間にもご注意ください。

地域の規制

Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G)

Alaska

魚種	漁獲制限	最小サイズ	漁期
Chinook SalmonADF&G Sport Fishing Regulations — regional booklets and in-season Emergency Orders	—	—	—
LIMIT SET BY AREA AND BY EMERGENCY ORDER — FishRadar does not publish a number for Alaskan king salmon. ADF&G sets king limits separately in each regional sport fishing regulation booklet and changes them in-season by emergency order; some fisheries close entirely. A king salmon stamp is required in addition to a sport fishing licence, and an annual harvest record must be carried and filled in immediately on retaining a king. Read the current regulations for the specific area and check the emergency orders page before you fish.
Coho SalmonADF&G Sport Fishing Regulations — regional booklets and in-season Emergency Orders	—	—	—
LIMIT SET BY AREA AND BY EMERGENCY ORDER. Coho limits differ between the Southeast, Southcentral and Southwest regulation booklets and are adjusted in-season. Read the booklet for the area you are fishing.
Pacific HalibutIPHC / U.S. federal fisheries authority Pacific Halibut Catch Sharing Plan (Areas 2C and 3A)	—	—	—
NOT SET BY ALASKA. Pacific halibut is managed by the International Pacific Halibut Commission and U.S. federal fisheries authority, not by ADF&G, and the rules differ between guided charter anglers and unguided anglers in the same water — Area 2C (Southeast) and Area 3A (Southcentral, including Homer and Kodiak) each have their own charter limits and size restrictions under the Catch Sharing Plan, set annually. Check the IPHC and U.S. federal fisheries authority rules for your regulatory area and whether your trip is guided.
LingcodADF&G Sport Fishing Regulations — regional booklets, lingcod provisions	—	—	—
LIMIT AND SEASON SET BY AREA. Lingcod has a closed season in Alaskan salt water to protect nesting males, and both the season dates and the minimum size differ between regulation areas. Read the booklet for the area you are fishing.

ライセンス:

combined — 居住者 Resident annual sport fishing licence $20.00. Resident annual king salmon stamp $10.00. Low-income combined sport fishing, hunting and trapping licence $5.00., 非居住者 Non-resident sport fishing licence: 1 day $15.00, 3 days $30.00, 7 days $45.00, 14 days $75.00, annual $100.00. A king salmon stamp is priced to match the licence: 1 day $15.00, 3 days $30.00, 7 days $45.00, 14 days $75.00, annual $100.00.

FishRadar publishes NO bag or size limits for Alaska, on purpose. Alaska does not set statewide sport limits: ADF&G issues separate regulation booklets for the Southeast, Southcentral, Southwest and Northern regions, and then amends them during the season by emergency order, which is how king salmon fisheries open and close. Pacific halibut is not managed by Alaska at all but by the International Pacific Halibut Commission and U.S. federal fisheries authority, with different rules for guided and unguided anglers. Read the ADF&G booklet for your specific area, and check the emergency orders page on the day you fish.