Alaskan Adventure Guides - Sea Hunter 

My group toeards end of season and the wind/weather were rough! The Captain was super honest with us, letting us know we probably couldnt make it to the normal hot spot and the water comditions may emd the trip early (assurred us of full refund if that happened) - but he was determined and had some ideas to work around it. Every other boat went far off coast and dealt with 4-5 swells and bad fishing…but not our boat. The captain took us ~26 miles off shore and we bagged out with Halibut and Cod in 2.5 hours! Best part, he evaded the storms and swells. Couldnt recommend this crew, Captain, or company enough. Do yourself the favor and book with this team - professional, friendly, knowledgable, and kind. 10 out of 10

I can’t say enough about this fishing adventure. The crew nailed it. They ran us 40-50 miles out to find fish, bounced from spot to spot to target small halibut, large halibut, black rockfish, non-pelagic rock fish, lingcod, and pacific cod. After all that was done, the crew took us back to a spot to put more pacific cod on the boat when they could have easily called it a day. Basically, added an additional hour and a half of fishing. And on the two hour run back to harbor, our deckhand Rachel worked the whole time to have all the fish filleted before we hit the dock. Book this trip. You will not be disappointed.

The captain worked diligently to put us at goid gushing spots and we caught all thevfush we wanted. ourcdeckhand, Rachel, was fabulous! She was on top of all the jobs for the whole day, and was excellent! I was the only novice on the boat and the other 5 foshermen were very gracious, which isn’t sonething the comiany can control, but I really appteciated them. The only negative was that I got quite seasick about halfway to the first fishing spot, and stayed seasick the rest of the day. I’ve been on boats in rough rivers and bays and itvdidnt occurvto me to taje dramamine as a preventative measure. You may have that suggestion on your website and in confirmation emails and Inoverlooked it. However, if you don’t make the recommendation in your information, I encourage you to add it. I do want to return to Alaska and I hope to track down Rachel’s boat again.

Our trip with Alaskan Adventure Guides on the Sea Hunter was one for the books. The weather threw everything at us — fog, wind, chop, and rain — but Captain Cory still put us right on the fish and got us our limit. That guy really knows his stuff. But honestly, the highlight for me was Rachel, the deckhand. She had everything dialed in — rods set up, lines baited, fish filleted like it was nothing. She knows her way around those Alaska waters. On top of all that, she kept everyone laughing with her fishing dad jokes, which might’ve been what really hooked me. Here’s one back at her “Why don’t fish play basketball? Because they’re afraid of the net.” Between Cory running the boat and Rachel keeping things fun, it was hands down one of the best fishing trips I’ve been on. I’ll definitely be booking with them again.

We didn’t get all the fish we wanted because the weather was too bad to go out far. But before we even left the dock, the Captain told us that and gave us the option of rebooking for a different time or getting our money back. We chose to go fishing and had a great time