Juneau Rockfish Fishing Charters

Juneau Rockfish Fishing Charters

Best Rockfish Fishing Charters in Juneau

Juneau Rockfish Fishing Seasons

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Seasonality

Rockfish fishing in Juneau varies moderately throughout the year. High season is June to September. Low season is January to April and October to December. There is no closed season.
Juneau
Excellent
4.3 / 5
Based on 28,443 reviews by FishingBooker anglers

What anglers said about Rockfish Fishing in Juneau

Set back relax, enjoy the scenery and know that this operation will put you on fish. We seen whales, seals and eagles
Excellent
5.0 / 5
Set back relax, enjoy the scenery and know that this operation will put you on fish. We seen whales, seals and eagles
Juneau Adventures โ€“ 30'
Juneau Adventures โ€“ 30' Seattle, Washington
Well worth the money, not only did they catch fish, they saw whales and ice glaciers.
Excellent
5.0 / 5
Well worth the money, not only did they catch fish, they saw whales and ice glaciers.
Big Jimโ€™s Charters
Big Jimโ€™s Charters Corinth, ME
Be prepared for the beautiful scenery and prepare for the possibility of some big fish.
Excellent
5.0 / 5
Be prepared for the beautiful scenery and prepare for the possibility of some big fish.
Hi Time Charters
Hi Time Charters New Canaan, CT
Capt Luke and Gavin were a lot of fun. This was a great trip eventhough we did not catch any king salmon. Highly recommend.
Excellent
4.7 / 5
Capt Luke and Gavin were a lot of fun. This was a great trip eventhough we did not catch any king salmon. Highly recommend.
Hi Time Charters
Hi Time Charters United States
Do it and have fun... be flexible... we caught a 40 inch Halibut, had to release it as sport fishing guidelines the halibut has to be 38 inches or less. Salmon wasn't running, so went for Rockfish. Which were more plentiful and good for tacos. We did not have fish sent back, kept it and grilled some and froze the rest. Stayed at private residence in Juneau so could do that.
Excellent
5.0 / 5
Do it and have fun... be flexible... we caught a 40 inch Halibut, had to release it as sport fishing guidelines the halibut has to be 38 inches or less. Salmon wasn't running, so went for Rockfish. Which were more plentiful and good for tacos. We did not have fish sent back, kept it and grilled some and froze the rest. Stayed at private residence in Juneau so could do that.
Hi Time Charters
Hi Time Charters Juneau, AK
Stick to halibut and other deep water fish if Captain knows salmon are slow
Excellent
4.3 / 5
Stick to halibut and other deep water fish if Captain knows salmon are slow
Moore Charters โ€“ Equinox
Moore Charters โ€“ Equinox Saint Paul, MN
For a first time fisher person this works out well. However, one has to become more patient because of the obvious (and that is no different than just about anywhere) reduction of the available fish to catch. Be flexible in what you are going after. Restricting to just Salmon OR Halibut OR Rock fish just doesn't work. Be flexible!
Excellent
5.0 / 5
For a first time fisher person this works out well. However, one has to become more patient because of the obvious (and that is no different than just about anywhere) reduction of the available fish to catch. Be flexible in what you are going after. Restricting to just Salmon OR Halibut OR Rock fish just doesn't work. Be flexible!
Big Jimโ€™s Charters
Big Jimโ€™s Charters New York, NY
My Granddaughter fished for the first time and they helped her a lot but she reeled in her fish and exhausted Captain Terry and Jona our a great team
Excellent
5.0 / 5
My Granddaughter fished for the first time and they helped her a lot but she reeled in her fish and exhausted Captain Terry and Jona our a great team
Big Jimโ€™s Charters
Big Jimโ€™s Charters Miami, Florida