Go Fish Charters Ketchikan
Up to 4 hours of fishing for Halibut and other bottom fish. Frequently we will catch Pacific Cod, Black Cod, Rockfish and Lingcod
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Up to 4 hours of fishing for Halibut and other bottom fish. Frequently we will catch Pacific Cod, Black Cod, Rockfish and Lingcod
Join us for a true full day of fishing out of Whittier. We can accommodate shorter days if necessary, but prefer to run a little farther to get into less pressured waters (and still have plenty of time to fish). Prince William Sound is a beautiful place to spend a day fishing and hanging out with the many whales, sea lions, porpoise, and other wildlife that frequent our fishing grounds. Private boat only, so you won't get stuck with folks you don't know and have full control of your trip.
8 hours of trolling for salmon catch and release or retaining fish if desired. The target species depends on the part of the summer that you decide to visit ketchikan Note: The species of salmon around will change throughout the summer. In may and June, only king salmon are around to target, and kings may not be retained until June 15th.
Having the full day range, we are able to get out to more productive grounds as we target King Salmon, Coho Salmon, Pink Salmon, Ling Cod, Black Sea bass, Pacific cod and Black cod. While the fish count is greater on these charters we often see more wildlife along the way as well including Humpback whales and Porpoises. I highly recommend this charter as i strive to make it memorable and abundant with the catch. Fish Processing is offered at the dock we depart from and we also offer lodging if needed.
For the ultimate daily Alaskan charter, we recommend our comprehensive 6-hour adventure. This extended excursion offers ample time for fishing and spectacular wildlife viewing. We'll spend time fishing for pacific halibut, salmon, and rockfish. Local refreshments and wild harvest snacks are all included. We'll take care of the details, while you savor your Alaska escape. If you're just interested in a deluxe whale watching tour, we can do that too!
Private group of 2-6 people for 4 hrs of bottom fishing. Targeting halibut and cod.
This trip will be a minimum of 2people for 5-6 hrs. Well bottom fish for pacific halibut.
4-hour Halibut fishing is a great choice for guests with limited time like cruise ship passengers. Departure times are available as early as 6 am. Actual trip departure time depends on your schedule.

Halibut fishing in Alaska, United States is world-class. Pacific Halibut are hard-fighting Flatfish that grow big and taste great. Alaska’s cold, rich waters give them everything they need to thrive, so anglers come for steady action and a real test of strength.
Most trips focus on bottom fishing, which means dropping bait or heavy jigs near the seafloor. Captains often anchor or drift along channels, humps, and sandy flats where Halibut feed. Deep sea fishing targets deeper water far offshore, while offshore fishing can also mean mid-depth grounds. Your crew will explain the plan and help with tackle, bait, and safe handling.
Charter days are active but beginner-friendly. Expect sturdy boats, powerful reels, and guidance from start to finish. Kids and first-timers are welcome, and experienced anglers love the chance at a true “barn door” Halibut, a nickname for very large fish. Bring warm layers, a waterproof jacket, non-slip shoes, sun protection, and any motion sickness medicine you prefer. Check with your captain about fish cleaning and packing options after the trip.
Across the state, you’ll find top waters in the Kenai Peninsula and Cook Inlet, the rich grounds off Homer and Seward, the sheltered fjords of Prince William Sound, the Inside Passage near Ketchikan and Juneau, the islands around Kodiak, and remote stretches of the Aleutians. Each area offers different weather, run times, and travel distances, but all hold quality Halibut.
Before you go, review Alaska’s sportfishing rules. Check license and permit needs, and confirm season and harvest regulations for the area you’ll fish. Rules change by region and time of year, and your captain can help you stay current and compliant.