Alaska Rockfish Fishing Charters

These long-range trips take you into seldom fished waters. We target huge world class Lingcod and any rockfish in the area. We may be reeling up Lingcod on one rod and Yelloweye or Salmon may be stalking your bait on another rod, at the same time. These trips are not for the first time fishermen. You should plan on a full day plus a couple of hours. These trips have amazing marine mammal viewing opportunities! We can not fish for Halibut on these long-range fishing trips. Trip meet time varies each day.

The best of both worlds! This trip is a combination of a sightseeing tour as well as some light tackle fishing. It takes you on a tour of Resurrection Bay and Kenai Fjords National Park in search of wildlife such as whales, sea lions, porpoises, seals, sea otters, bald eagles, and puffins! Also in the sights, we will take you into the National Park where we take you right up to glaciers which are breathtaking! 1 hour of the trip will be spent doing some light tackle fishing for Rockfish or Salmon!

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.

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.

Wednesdays and some Tuesdays are closed to Halibut fishing. The crew offers a Salmon-Rockfish combo fishing trip for you and your friends and family to enjoy the ocean and bring home some amazing Alaskan fish. The trip duration is typically about 8 hours but may be shorter or longer depending on the fishing conditions and tides. The departure is at 6:30 a.m. (7:00 a.m. depart after August 15, 8:00 a.m. depart in September).

We cant charter for halibut on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. This is a great trip to just go out and catch fish! Lots of action to be had on this trip. Go after mutliple species of salmon, rockfish and cod!

Pearl was launched on 4/02/24. She will comfortably seat 12 anglers; however, she can fish up to 16 for Halibut. As a 48' catamaran landing craft, powered by 300 hp Diesel outboards (1,200 hp), loaded with top-of-the-line rods, reels, and tackle, she can get to the fishing grounds and safely handle big water when the weather turns. The cabin is a walk-around, providing ample elbow room and comfort and a cabin toilet. A minimum of 4 anglers is needed to book.

This is that Alaska trip that everybody talks about for the rest of their lives! Salmon, Halibut, Lingcod, Pelagic Rockfish, Sharks, and real-life trophies are caught while fishing every day on this trip. The crew has the CHP & GAF licenses available to allow retention of your HUGE Halibut. You can either mail or fly your catch home. All ages are welcome, bring the whole family! The start time can be adjusted to your schedule. 6-8.5 hours depending on your itinerary. Discounted Lodging for our clients

Combo trips are a great way to add a variety of fishing styles to your trip and ability to bring more fish home. On this trip we will Target Halibut and Rockfish.

No visit to Alaska is complete without spending a day on the water fishing. This trip is a Halibut Combo trip adding on an opportunity for Rockfish, Cod or Salmon. Meet your captain & crew at 6:30 a.m. at our Spit Office before you walk down to the harbor & get settled in for a scenic ride that will take you away from the crowds into pristine Alaska's coastal wilderness. Worried about motion sickness? We have some of the only vessels in Alaska that have Seakeeper gyro stabilization systems installed.