8 hours • All ages welcome • Up to six people
Spend eight hours chasing Alaskan halibut and salmon aboard Captain Jordan’s Booty Call combo. Small groups, all gear provided, and nonstop fishing action make this a top choice for anglers visiting Alaska’s productive coastal waters.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
8 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate endurance: you should be able to stand and brace on a moving boat for several hours and handle short bursts of heavy lifting when hauling fish.
Wildlife
History
Salmon and halibut fisheries have long supported Alaska’s coastal communities and remain central to regional culture and subsistence.
Conservation
Follow bag limits, handle fish carefully, and fill out any required reporting—sustainable practices keep these fisheries healthy for future anglers.
Big Butt Charters
8 hours • All ages welcome • Up to six people
Big Butt Charters is a licensed Alaskan charter operator specializing in full-day (8-hour) fishing experiences that target halibut, salmon, and rockfish. Capt. Jordan leads a fleet of well-maintained boats and brings local knowledge of seasonal bite patterns, structure, and prime fishing grounds to each trip.
Trips are offered as private charters or shared group experiences, with several itineraries branded under the “Booty Call,” “Early Riser,” and “Bait Ball” departures. All standard trips include fishing equipment—rods, tackle, bait—and hands-on guidance from the captain and crew. Private halibut charters specifically note post-trip catch cleaning for guests, so fish can be taken home or packaged for transport.
Safety and guest comfort are prioritized: vessels are equipped for day trips, and crews follow local regulations and best practices for safe boating and sustainable fishing. Guests are reminded to bring a valid fishing license, food, and beverages for an active day on the water.
Big Butt Charters is positioned for anglers seeking an efficient, high-value day fishing in Alaska: straightforward booking, predictable 8-hour itineraries, multiple species targets, and experienced skippers who focus on putting anglers on fish. The operation’s combination of local expertise, full gear provision, and private-boat options makes it a reliable choice for first-time visitors and returning anglers alike.
Trip Length
8 hours
Single full-day format
Trips Offered
10 trip options
Halibut, salmon, rockfish combos
Private Charters
Private & Shared
Private boat option available
Equipment
All gear provided
Rods, tackle, and bait ready
Reserve a private or shared charter, bring your license and snacks, and get ready to land halibut, salmon, and rockfish with experienced captains.
Bring your license
You must carry a valid Alaska fishing license; Captain Jordan will check regulations before you fish.
Dress in layers
Weather changes quickly on the water—waterproof outer layers and a warm mid-layer are essential.
Manage seasickness
If you are prone to motion sickness, take preventative medication or bring remedies; the boat can roll in open water.
Pack a cooler
Bring a cooler with ice if you intend to take fish home; confirm filleting or cleaning options with the operator.
Alaska fishing license
Legally required to fish; bring proof and any permits for halibut.
Waterproof jacket and layered clothing
Keeps you warm and dry through changing weather and spray on deck.
Non-marking deck shoes
Provide traction on a wet deck and protect your feet during gaffing and fish handling.
Motion-sickness remedies and a small cooler
Helps you feel better on longer trips; a cooler lets you keep your catch fresh.