moderate
4–8 hours
Participants should be in fair physical condition to handle standing and casting for extended periods.
Discover the excitement of private Halibut Fishing in Ninilchik, Alaska, with Afishunt. Enjoy personalized trips in a stunning setting and increase your chances of landing this prized catch while creating unforgettable memories.
6 Hours • All Ages!
May 1 - May 15 Person: $210
May 16- Jun 7 Person: $230
Jun 8- Jun 30 Person:$265
July 1 - Aug 15 Person: $325
Aug 16 - Aug 31 Person: $250
Sept 1 - Sept 10 Person: $225
*Up to 8 people per boat *Call if you have a group of up to 10
6-7 Hours
You could be landing fish like this if you choose a halibut trip in Cook Inlet, the most prolific halibut fishery in the world. Halibut LOVE its flat sandy gravel bottom and thrive on the ecosystem’s food chain of herring, cod, salmon, and crab. Ninilchik offers the shortest boat rides to the Halibut grounds than any other area, usually about 45- 60 minutes. Even though every halibut isn’t a “barn door”, your likelihood of catching your limit is excellent, and every fish caught yields mounds of succulent boneless white meat.
Weather conditions can change rapidly in Alaska; always verify the forecast before heading out to ensure safety and comfort.
Dress in layers to stay warm and dry, especially if fishing on a boat or during early morning or late evening hours.
Private fishing trips are popular, so reserve your spot early to secure your preferred date and time.
Always listen to your guide’s safety instructions and wear a life jacket during the trip for maximum safety.
Ninilchik has a rich history as a fishing community dating back to early Native Alaskan settlements, which continues to influence local fishing culture today.
Afishunt emphasizes sustainable fishing practices, respecting catch limits and protecting local marine ecosystems to preserve Alaska's fishing heritage.
Keeps you warm and dry during boat trips and in variable weather conditions.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Reduces glare off the water, helping you spot fish and protect your eyes.
Flexible layers allow adjusting for temperature changes throughout the day.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Provides warmth and grip, especially during cold weather or handling fish.
winter specific