What is the best time of year for halibut fishing in Seward?

The peak season runs from late spring through early fall, with summer offering the longest daylight hours and ideal fishing conditions.

Are fishing licenses included in the trip?

Typically, licenses are not included, but your guide can assist in purchasing one on the day of your trip if needed.

What size halibut can I expect to catch?

Alaska halibut can range from 20 to over 100 pounds, with many anglers landing fish in the 50-80 pound range during these trips.

Is there a limit on the number of fish I can keep?

Yes, fishing regulations specify size and bag limits; your guide will ensure compliance during your trip.

What should I bring with me?

Bring personal essentials like sunscreen, appropriate clothing, and any personal medications; all fishing gear is provided.

Are children allowed on the trip?

Yes, but we recommend children be comfortable on a boat and agree to safety guidelines; ages 8 and up are suitable.

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About Current Affair Charters

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