Join Sound to Summit Alaska Adventures for a full-day halibut fishing trip in Whittier, Alaska. Experience the thrill of catching your own fresh halibut in the stunning Prince William Sound, surrounded by breathtaking scenery and expert guides.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
8–10 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition to handle boat transfers and some standing
Wildlife
History
Whittier was originally built as a military port during World War II and later transformed into a port for the Alaskan Railroad and cruise ships.
Conservation
Sound to Summit Alaska Adventures emphasizes sustainable fishing practices and adheres to all local regulations to protect marine ecosystems.
Sound to Summit Alaska Adventures
Join Sound to Summit Alaska Adventures for a full-day halibut fishing trip in Whittier, Alaska. Experience the thrill of catching your own fresh halibut in the stunning Prince William Sound, surrounded by breathtaking scenery and expert guides.
Sound to Summit Alaska Adventures is a Whittier, Alaska–based charter company specializing in private, small-group fishing trips in Prince William Sound and surrounding remote waters.
The operation offers a range of guided fishing experiences including Full Day Halibut Combo, Overnight Halibut Combo, Multi-Day Halibut Combo, and Full Day Salmon/Rockfish Combo. Trips are run aboard private boats, and the multi-day voyage operates from the vessel Theodore Jean. Sound to Summit emphasizes personalized service by limiting trips to private groups so guests do not share equipment and can maximize fishing time.
On Full Day trips clients enjoy private 12-hour outings targeting halibut, lingcod, and silver salmon. Overnight trips add onboard cooking and late-night fishing in secluded spots, allowing groups to extend fishing hours and enjoy the remote setting. The Multi-Day Halibut Combo is a three-day, two-night adventure with gourmet meals provided and crew support to help anglers pursue king salmon, lingcod, and other species. The Salmon/Rockfish full day focuses on lingcod, silver salmon, and rockfish in remote waters.
Safety and comfort are prioritized with properly equipped vessels suited to Alaska coastal conditions. Booking is arranged by private charter for each group, which supports custom itineraries and uninterrupted fishing time. Sound to Summit is positioned for anglers seeking private, tailored fishing experiences out of Whittier, Alaska, where remote waters and focused charters deliver opportunities to target halibut, salmon, lingcod, and rockfish. Reservations are managed directly with the company and trips are customized to group preferences, seasonal conditions, and target species availability. Contact now.
Location
Whittier, AK
Base of operations for all charters
Trip Lengths
12-hour, Overnight, Multi-day
Flexible full-day to multi-day options
Flagship Vessel
Theodore Jean
Used for the three-day multi-day trip
Private Charters
Private groups
Trips reserved exclusively per group
Select a full-day, overnight, or multi-day trip to secure a private boat, maximize fishing time, and fish remote Alaska waters with expert crew support.
Bring layers and waterproof clothing
Weather can change quickly on the water, so dressing in layers and waterproof gear is essential for comfort.
Arrive early for check-in
Arriving 15-30 minutes before the departure allows for a smooth check-in and safety briefing.
Book in advance
Popular trips fill up quickly, especially in peak seasons, so reserve your spot early.
Bring snacks and water
While water is provided, bringing snacks keeps your energy up during the day on the water.
Layered waterproof clothing
Keeps you dry and comfortable in changing weather conditions on the water.
spring, summer, fall, winter
Sunglasses with UV protection
Protects your eyes from glare reflecting off the water and bright sun.
Hat or cap
Provides shade and sun protection during long hours outside.
Personal seasickness remedy
Helps prevent discomfort during the boat ride if you're prone to seasickness.