Juneau Halibut Fishing Charters

This is a combination Salmon and Halibut charter, travel times run a hour with about 5 hours of fishing. Halibut regulations change each year and require that you only keep one Halubut per person, Once all fishermen have their one Halibut we fish Salmon until its time to return to marina. The Halibut do not arrive in the Juneau area until June. The 5% sales tax applies to the amount of remaining balance on the day of the trip.

This is a combination of Salmon and Halibut fishing. Depending on the weather, the tides, and where the fish are, you can travel to any of the fishing spots known to produce good numbers of fish. Lynn Canal, Chatham Strait, Icy Straight and Stephens Passage. Lunch, snacks, soft drinks and bottled water included. Start times for this trip are flexible from 7 am to 10 am.

With a couple more hours, you can get even better catches of Chinook, Coho, and Pink Salmon. Slow-troll the local waters and head home with a ton of big, tasty fish. The 5% sales tax applies to the amount of remaining balance on the day of the trip.

Vary your fishing techniques as you engage in anything from trolling to bottom fishing to lure the bite of up to 5 kinds of salmon, some halibut, rockfish, and some cod. You’re in for plenty of rod-bending action against, so expect to get the pulses racing throughout the day as you fill the boat to head home with a delicious treat. Please note that salmon is catch and release only during the month of May.

Get the most out of the productive waters just out of Juneau, Alaska, and spend a full 8 hours on the water. Engage in a range of thrilling fishing techniques as you battle it out with a range of monster fish, to fill the boat with some delicious creatures. From trolling to bottom fishing, you’ll try everything to catch the bite of huge Halibut, stunning, strong Salmon(catch and, and delicious Lingcod and Rockfish. Please note, Salmon is catch and release only during the month of May.

Mix up your fishing styles on this 6-hour trip as you go after a range of exciting fish native to Alaska. Target halibut and a range of salmon (king salmon is catch and release only in May). You could also pick up the bite of some rockfish and lingcod. Try trolling, bottom fishing, jigging, and drift fishing to entice a bite. You’re sure to have a wonderful day on the water regardless of whether you’re a novice or experienced angler.