How long is the trip?

This is an eight-hour charter; exact schedule and meeting point are provided when you book.

Yes—Captain Jordan supplies rods, tackle, and basic gear; bring your license and personal items like snacks and layers.

Are children allowed?

All ages are welcome, but you should confirm specifics with the operator and ensure children are supervised on deck.

Can I bring my catch home?

Typically yes—bring a cooler and ice. Operators may offer filleting services; confirm when booking.

What if I get seasick?

Bring or take motion-sickness medication before boarding; sit mid-boat where motion is reduced and focus on the horizon.

What species will we catch?

The trip targets Alaskan halibut as the primary species and salmon as the second species (captain’s choice depending on season).

8-Hour Alaskan Halibut and Salmon Combo with Captain Jordan

Leave the harbor for an eight-hour push into Alaskan water with Captain Jordan aboard the GAF Halibut Combo (2nd Species is Captain's Choice) — Booty Call. This shared, small-group charter targets two heavyweight species: bottom-dwelling Pacific halibut and migratory salmon. Location: Not provided; the listing notes Alaskan coastal waters and final meeting point is shared after booking. The day begins with lines in the water and a focus on efficient fishing: Captain Jordan supplies rods, tackle, and the know-how; you supply a valid Alaska fishing license, snacks, layered clothing, and a sense of patience. The trip packs intense action — long drops for halibut that test tackle and technique, and faster, twitchy fights when salmon strike — into an outing designed for anglers of all levels and ages. Vessel capacity is limited to six people, keeping the experience personal and maximizing time on productive spots. Key scene features include deep-water drop-offs favored by halibut, nearshore salmon structure such as current seams and kelp edges, and expansive open ocean vistas. Geological cues like rocky reefs and gravel slopes influence where fish sit; watch for feeding gulls and porpoises to locate active schools. Unique to Alaska, these waters support large halibut and robust wild salmon runs that have underpinned local subsistence, commerce, and culture for generations. Why this charter stands out: it removes logistical friction — rods and gear come aboard — while offering a captain-led program focused on catching rather than sightseeing. For anglers who want hands-on instruction or simply nonstop rod-bending action, the mix of species in one trip creates varied fishing and a high chance of memorable strikes. Small groups make it easier for the captain to tailor technique, from slow jigging and baiting for halibut to cast-and-drift or downrigger tactics for salmon. Practical notes: bring a current Alaska fishing license, weatherproof layers, non-marking deck shoes, motion-sickness remedies if you're prone, and a camera for those dramatic bent-rod moments. Expect an eight-hour schedule; flexibility in sea conditions may change exact targets. All ages are welcome but confirm details when booking. Before you go, check Alaska Department of Fish and Game regulations and seasonal bag limits; Captain Jordan will review legal limits and handling aboard. If you plan to bring fish home, bring a suitable cooler and ice—operators often offer filleting but confirm when you book. Wear layered waterproof outerwear and secure footwear: the boat deck gets wet during gaffing and hauling. Finally, prepare for variable weather and relish the rush of a halibut strike—raw pull of these fish is unmatched.