moderate
8 hours
Participants should be comfortable on a boat for extended periods and able to handle standing and reeling.
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.
Starting at $1,600 | Up to 4 Angelers | 8 Hours | Must book in advance!
Experience the thrill of fishing in Alaska with friends aboard "The Wolf Eel," a fully equipped 30' North River boat. Led by licensed Captain Kevin Burchfield, enjoy an 8-hour adventure targeting salmon and halibut, complete with all necessary gear and a federal permit for a memorable day on the water.
All rates are for the boat…not per person! All ages welcome.
On the Salmon/Halibut Combo trips 5 or 6 may go but only 4 anglers may retain halibut and once we switch to salmon then all anglers may retain salmon. Additional guests on the 6 hour trip are $100.00 each and on the 8 hour trip they are $100.00 each. Total of 6 guests on any trip.
8 Hours
Capt. Kevin Burchfield is fully licensed by the US Coast Guard and “The Wolf Eel” is fully equipped for your safety and comfort.
“The Wolf Eel” is a 30′ North River and is a real Alaskan fishing boat. All the equipment you will need to make your Alaskan Adventure a success is included!
Federal Halibut Permit included!
Alaska weather can change quickly; layered clothing keeps you comfortable throughout the day.
The boat can be choppy, so prepare if you're prone to seasickness.
Be at the dock at least 30 minutes before the scheduled trip to ensure a smooth departure.
The trip includes all necessary permits; bring ID for the licensing process if needed.
Juneau's fishing industry has been vital since the Klondike Gold Rush era, shaping the city’s culture and economy.
Lost in Alaska Adventures adheres to sustainable fishing practices, ensuring healthy fish populations for future generations.
Keeps you comfortable as temperatures can fluctuate throughout the day.
Protects against sun and glare off the water during sunny days.
Provides additional sun protection and warmth if needed.
Alaska weather can change suddenly, so waterproof gear is highly recommended.