Join Lost in Alaska Adventures for a full day of thrilling salmon and halibut fishing off Juneau's coast. Guided by expert Captain Kevin Burchfield, this trip offers all gear, permits, and a true taste of Alaskan waters. Read on to find out why this adventure is a must-do in Juneau.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
8 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable on a boat for extended periods and able to handle standing and reeling.
Wildlife
History
Juneau's fishing industry has been vital since the Klondike Gold Rush era, shaping the city’s culture and economy.
Conservation
Lost in Alaska Adventures adheres to sustainable fishing practices, ensuring healthy fish populations for future generations.
Lost in Alaska Adventures
Join Lost in Alaska Adventures for a full day of thrilling salmon and halibut fishing off Juneau's coast. Guided by expert Captain Kevin Burchfield, this trip offers all gear, permits, and a true taste of Alaskan waters. Read on to find out why this adventure is a must-do in Juneau.
Lost in Alaska Adventures operates from Juneau, Alaska, offering guided fishing and whale-watching trips aboard the 30' North River boat called "The Wolf Eel." Captain Kevin Burchfield leads each outing, providing licensed, hands-on guidance for anglers and wildlife watchers.
Trips range from 2.5-hour to full-day adventures, including dedicated whale-watching cruises and multiple salmon and halibut fishing options. Fishing experiences include half-day (4-hour), three-quarter-day (6-hour), and full-day (8-hour) salmon trips, standalone halibut trips, and combined salmon-and-halibut options. Half Day Salmon and Half Day Halibut run approximately four hours; 3/4 Day Salmon and 3/4 Day Salmon and Halibut Combo are roughly six hours; Full Day Salmon and full-day combos are approximately eight hours. All fishing trips provide rods, tackle, bait, and safety equipment, and halibut trips include the required federal halibut permit when specified.
Whale-watching excursions are offered in intimate, private-boat formats with a maximum of six passengers, available as 2.5-hour or 4-hour tours for personalized wildlife viewing. The operation emphasizes safety, comfort, and local knowledge. Boats are fully equipped for Alaskan conditions, and gear and provisions such as snacks or lunch are provided on longer trips. Lost in Alaska Adventures caters to families, friends, and small groups seeking authentic marine wildlife viewing and fishing, with options tailored to varying timeframes and goals. Reservations and trip-specific availability are managed per season and departure.
Base Location
Juneau, AK
Gateway to Inside Passage adventures
Boat
30' North River "The Wolf Eel"
Fully equipped fishing and whale-watching vessel
Max Passengers
6 (whale trips)
Intimate private-boat wildlife viewing
Tours Offered
11 Trips
Range of fishing and whale options
Book a small-group seat aboard The Wolf Eel — private tours and limited availability for the best Juneau marine experiences.
Dress in layers
Alaska weather can change quickly; layered clothing keeps you comfortable throughout the day.
Bring motion sickness medication
The boat can be choppy, so prepare if you're prone to seasickness.
Arrive early
Be at the dock at least 30 minutes before the scheduled trip to ensure a smooth departure.
Have your fishing license ready
The trip includes all necessary permits; bring ID for the licensing process if needed.
Warm layered clothing
Keeps you comfortable as temperatures can fluctuate throughout the day.
Sunscreen and sunglasses
Protects against sun and glare off the water during sunny days.
Hat with brim
Provides additional sun protection and warmth if needed.
Rain gear
Alaska weather can change suddenly, so waterproof gear is highly recommended.