What is included in the trip?

The operator provides rods, tackle, and instruction; anglers should bring snacks, drinks, and a valid fishing license.

How long is the charter?

This is an 8-hour shared charter—plan for a full day on the water with active fishing.

Where do we meet and launch?

The listing did not include a meeting point; confirm the exact launch location when you book through the referral link.

Are children allowed?

The headline notes 'all ages welcome'—confirm age specifics with the operator when booking and ensure appropriate life jackets for minors.

Do I need a fishing license?

Yes; bring a valid fishing license for the jurisdiction where you’ll be fishing—it’s required to fish legally.

What species will we target?

Primary targets are halibut and salmon; the captain may also target rockfish or other multispecies depending on conditions ('Captain's Choice').

8-Hour GAF Halibut & Salmon Charter with Captain Jordan

On the GAF Halibut Multispecies trip, you spend eight hours chasing hulking Pacific halibut and chrome-bright salmon under open Alaskan sky. Captain Jordan runs the boat—this is a shared 8-hour charter for up to six anglers—and the operator supplies rods, tackle, and instruction; anglers bring snacks, drinks, and a valid fishing license. The meeting location and exact launch point were not provided with the listing, so confirm where to meet when you book. The trip’s core draw is brute, tactile fishing: slow, vertical drifts over sand and rock, or setting up at a bait ball where concentrated forage draws salmon and predators alike. Halibut here are bottom-oriented flatfish that test your drag with heavy, deep-water strikes; salmon bring quick, surface flashes and tight runs that keep you moving. Expect seabirds, bait balls of herring or sand lance, and the occasional porpoise or seal investigating the commotion—this is marine life on the move. What makes this charter stand out is its simplicity and coaching: Captain Jordan supplies gear and knows the bites, so first-timers and families can learn techniques for jigging, baiting, and fighting big fish without hauling all the equipment themselves. Small groups mean more hands-on time at the rail, a friendly cadence of instruction, and plenty of space to work the rods. The '2nd & 3rd species is Captain's Choice' phrasing signals flexible targets and the chance to mix halibut with salmon, rockfish, or other multispecies depending on conditions. Practical details: the trip is eight hours, appropriate for a full day on-water with active angling the whole time. You’ll want layered waterproof clothing, a brimmed hat, motion-sickness remedies if you’re prone, and food to keep energy up between bites. Bring a valid fishing license—it’s required—and leave room in your cooler for your catch. Beyond the fishing, this charter plugs you directly into the working rhythm of Alaskan coastal fisheries: tide windows, boat handling, and the sudden, communal thrill when a line screams. If you’re after a hands-on, education-forward day that balances family-friendly access with serious fish-catching potential, this 8-hour GAF Halibut Multispecies trip with Captain Jordan delivers. Confirm meeting details, check license rules where you’ll be fishing, and come ready to work a rod—this is the kind of day where memories are measured in raw fish stories and a cooler full of your own hard-earned fillets. Booking is straightforward through the operator’s reservation link; small groups move quickly onto productive grounds, so early-season and late-season windows can fill fast. Expect active instruction, practical gear handling, and an emphasis on safe fish handling and legal-sized-keep rules so your catch is both sustainable and transportable. Whether you’re chasing a halibut trophy or learning salmon tactics, plan for a full, rewarding day.