moderate
4–8 hours
Participants should be reasonably fit with the ability to stand for extended periods and handle light physical tasks like reeling in fish.
Charter Juneau offers thrilling fishing charters and whale watching tours in Alaska's Inside Passage, perfect for cruise passengers and independent travelers seeking authentic marine adventures.
Juneau, Alaska, perched on the edge of the Inside Passage, offers more than just a gateway to the wilderness; it’s a launching point for immersive marine adventures. Charter Juneau taps directly into this rich environment, providing tailored fishing and wildlife tours designed for both cruise ship passengers and independent travelers looking to engage deeply with Alaska’s coastal waters.
Fishing in Juneau is an active pursuit, with halibut and salmon as the prized targets. Charter Juneau’s halibut charters carry you out onto the glistening sea, where you’ll hunt for the ocean’s gentle giants, guided every step of the way by experienced crews skilled in navigating local currents and fish patterns. For those seeking a fuller taste of Alaskan fishing, the combo salmon and halibut charters offer a dynamic day on the water, blending high-action salmon runs with patient halibut drifts.
The company’s commitment to sustainability shines through in their eco-friendly catch-and-release fishing trips, a responsible choice that supports local stocks and lets anglers enjoy the sport without impacting future harvests. Beyond fishing, Charter Juneau’s whale watching tours bring you closer to humpback whales, orcas, and other marine life unique to this coastline. The smaller boat size means a more intimate setting for viewing, with expert captains who know where and when to find these majestic creatures.
For seasoned seafarers, their newly introduced bare boat rentals offer the freedom to chart your own course through the fjords and inlets surrounding Juneau. With safety equipment supplied and optional fishing gear on hand, this is an opportunity to experience Southeast Alaska’s rugged beauty on your schedule.
Charter Juneau stands out in the outdoor recreation landscape by combining local expertise, personalized service, and environmentally conscious practices on the Alaskan waters. This makes them a go-to outfitter for anyone aiming to move beyond the shoreline and into real marine adventure during their Juneau visit.
June through August fill quickly—reserve your spot weeks in advance to guarantee your trip.
Alaskan weather can change rapidly, so prepare for cool, wet, and windy conditions even in summer.
Bring remedies if you’re prone to seasickness; small boats on open water can produce rough conditions.
Observe guidelines for whale watching distances and catch-and-release rules to support conservation.
Juneau, founded in 1880 during Alaska’s gold rush, grew into a key hub for fisheries and Southeast Alaska’s coastal culture.
Local operators like Charter Juneau emphasize sustainable practices such as catch-and-release fishing and responsible wildlife viewing to protect Alaska’s marine ecosystems.
Protects from spray and unexpected rain during boat trips.
summer specific
Keeps footing secure on wet boat decks.
Helps prevent nausea on choppier days.
Allows adjustment to variable conditions from cool mornings to midday sun.
spring specific