• 120 Jarvis St - In this fast-paced 2.5 hour class you will learn how to easily and safely use the 2” die grinder to smooth and texture your creation. You will remember making sparks fly while geared up in all the provided safety equipment.

After grinding and texturing your metal Salmon or Halibut you will use a tear drop mallet to bring your fish to life with 3D shape.

After you complete the shaping we will turn the heat up with a propane torch to apply deep hues of bronze, purple and blue to your fish to create a truly one-of-a-kind Alaskan keepsake. Your piece of metal art will be as breathtaking as the views of Sitka Sound.

Whether the fish are biting, or the seas are raging you will take home an amazing catch you will never forget.

• Transportation from Cruise Ship Terminal via Sitka Shuttle Company
• Shipping of finished project included for additional fee
• All tooling required for project will be provided

The Salty Sitkan provides visitors with an unparalleled fishing adventure in Sitka, Alaska. You have the unique opportunity to visit the only metal art workshop on the inside passage that offers courses to guests.

Mike, a third-generation high school craft instructor, has ten years of experience in helping students and teachers craft their ideas into reality.

This fast-moving workshop begins with Mike operating a state-of-the-art CNC Plasma cutter, producing a flat metal fish blank in the shape of a Sockeye, Coho, or King Salmon … or you could opt for a Pacific Halibut.

You have the rare chance to get the inside scoop on a functioning CNC workshop and learn some secret tips on transforming ordinary, encrusted steel into spectacular, one-of-a-kind Alaskan tokens.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.