moderate
4–8 hours
Participants should be in average physical shape to handle standing and some movement on the boat during the trip.
Experience world-class fishing in Alaska’s Resurrection Bay with Crazy Ray’s Adventures Seward. Fish for halibut, salmon, and more on a private charter tailored just for you.
Seward, Alaska, sits along the stunning shores of Resurrection Bay, a gateway to some of the richest fishing waters in the northern Pacific. Crazy Ray's Adventures Seward offers private fishing charters that bring visitors face-to-face with Alaska’s iconic marine life, including halibut, salmon, rockfish, and cod. Operating out of Seward, this locally owned company prides itself on a clean, well-equipped boat and a crew that knows the waters like the back of their hand. Whether you're fishing with family, friends, or on a solo trip, the charter offers a unique blend of adventure and comfort.
What sets Crazy Ray’s apart is their dedication to customer experience. Captains and crew, such as Captain Butters and Captain Dave, go above and beyond to tailor trips to your fishing goals, ensuring safety without sacrificing fun. Expect encounters with wildlife like bald eagles flying alongside the boat and the chance to fish in some of Alaska's most scenic and pristine waters. This is not just a fishing excursion but an introduction to the special marine environment unique to Resurrection Bay, characterized by rugged coastal cliffs, glacial fjords, and booming wildlife.
Seward itself holds great historical significance as a key seaport since the early 1900s and serves as the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park, adding cultural richness to your fishing experience. The combination of expert local knowledge, family-friendly atmosphere, and access to world-class fishing makes Crazy Ray’s Adventures Seward a standout choice for outdoor enthusiasts looking to capture the essence of Alaskan marine adventure.
Alaskan weather can shift quickly; dressing in waterproof layers helps keep you comfortable during the trip.
Stable shoes will prevent slips on the wet boat deck during active fishing.
Protect your skin while minimizing environmental impact on the sensitive marine ecosystem.
Bring water or hydration packs to avoid dehydration in cooler climates where you might not realize fluid loss.
Seward was established as a key Alaskan port in the early 1900s and has been a cultural and economic hub ever since.
The company supports sustainable fishing practices to minimize environmental impact and protect the marine ecosystem.
Protects against rain and wind common in Alaska’s spring weather.
spring specific
Shields your face during long hours under the sun.
summer specific
Provides safety and traction on slippery boat decks.
Keeps you warm when temperatures drop in early fall.
fall specific