Halibut Only Trip
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–8 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition to handle a full day on the water and manage fishing gear comfortably.
Overview
Discover the excitement of targeted halibut fishing with a private trip in Seward, Alaska. Perfect for anglers seeking a personalized Alaskan fishing adventure, this experience offers excellent chances to land big halibut while enjoying stunning coastal scenery.
Halibut Only Trip
10 Hours • Up to 6 Passengers • All Ages
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About This Adventure
All Ages Welcome
Note: Each passenger must pay a $3.50 Harbor Fee
Duration
10 Hours
About
Our Full Day halibut fishing charters leave the Seward Dock at 7:00 AM sharp and return around 5:00 PM Daily. My boats can accommodate up to 6 passengers. We require a 4 person minimum to run the trip. If your group is less than 6 during early and late season, we will try to add others to the boat to ensure the trip goes.
2023 Fishing Regulations Coming Soon!
For 2019, the proposed Halibut regulations will remain a 2 fish per day limit with 1 fish any size and 1 fish less than 28". There is an annual limit of 4 Halibut. Also, catching and retaining Halibut is not allowed on Wednesdays, the last 3 Tuesdays of July, and the first 2 Tuesdays in August.
We Will Provide:
- All Boats Coast Guard Licensed and Insured
- All Fishing Rods, Reels and Tackle
- Quality Electronics for Fish Finding, Navigation, and Communication
- Freshest Bait, Quality Jigs
- Guidance on Fishing and Catching Techniques
- Fish Cleaning and Filleting
What to Bring:
- Valid Alaska Fishing License
- Rain Gear/Warm Layered Clothing
- Lunch/Snacks/Drinks
- Camera
- Seasick Remedies (if desired)
- Alcohol is Allowed on Board in Moderation
Adventure Tips
Check the Weather Forecast
Alaska weather can change rapidly; always review the forecast before heading out to stay safe and comfortable.
Bring Layered Clothing
Dress in layers to adjust to changing temperatures and keep warm during early mornings or colder days.
Arrive Early
Arriving 15-20 minutes before departure ensures a smooth start and time to prepare your gear.
Respect Local Regulations
Follow all fishing regulations and sustainability practices to help preserve Alaska's marine resources.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Sea otters
- Bald eagles
History
Seward was established in 1903 as a port for the Alaska Railroad, and its deep-water harbor remains vital for fishing and tourism today.
Conservation
Current Affair Charters emphasizes sustainable fishing practices and adheres to Alaska’s strict conservation regulations to protect marine habitats.
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Recommended Gear
Warm, layered clothing
Layered clothing helps you stay warm and comfortable during the variable Alaskan weather.
Sunscreen and sunglasses
Protect your skin and eyes from sun glare reflected off the water, especially during longer summer days.
summer specific
Waterproof jacket
A waterproof jacket keeps you dry during splashes or unexpected rain on the water.
spring|fall|winter specific
Motion sickness remedies
Consider bringing remedies if you're susceptible to seasickness for a more comfortable experience.