moderate
8 hours
Participants should have basic physical fitness to manage standing and handling gear
Join Alaska Outdoors Addiction in Kodiak for an 8-hour halibut fishing trip that combines marine adventure with breathtaking Alaskan scenery. Perfect for anglers seeking a hands-on, guided fishing experience in some of the Pacific's richest waters.
In the rugged waters off Kodiak, Alaska, a half-day halibut fishing adventure with Alaska Outdoors Addiction offers a chance to target one of the North Pacific’s most impressive fish just minutes from town. Operating between June 1 and September 10, this 8-hour trip immerses anglers in the region’s marine richness, where the icy-blue waters teem with life and the scent of salt air invigorates every cast.
Willow, Alaska, serves as the gateway to this fishing haven, with the trip departing from nearby Kodiak’s bustling harbor. From the moment you step aboard, a knowledgeable guide ensures you’re equipped with top-tier gear, ready to chase down monster halibut lurking beneath the surface. As you cruise amidst bald eagles, sea otters, and soaring seabirds, you'll enjoy spectacular views of nearby rugged coastlines and glacial-studded fjords. The waters are well-known for their impressive biomass, making it possible to hook into a prize-winning halibut, often weighing over 50 pounds.
What makes this outing stand out is its accessibility—minimal travel time means more fishing and less hassle, ideal for both seasoned anglers and beginners eager for a first victory. Alaska Outdoors Addiction’s focus on sustainability and responsible fishing practices ensures the bounty remains for future generations. The crew’s expertise guarantees a safe, educational, and fun-filled day on the water, creating memories that linger long after the boat docks.
Whether you’re after a trophy catch or simply craving the thrill of being on the water in this stunning wilderness, the Kodiak Halibut Experience delivers adventure pure and simple. It’s a chance to connect with Alaska’s unique marine culture and come home with a story—or a fish—that will last a lifetime.
Wear layered, waterproof clothing to stay comfortable and dry during the trip.
Ensure you have your fishing license in advance, as it’s required for legal fishing in Alaska.
Be ready for potential wind, rain, or cooler temperatures even in summer.
North Pacific prime fishing happens mid-summer, so reserve your spot well in advance.
Kodiak has a rich maritime history, once a hub for Russian fur trading, now a vital fishing community.
Alaska Outdoors Addiction emphasizes sustainable fishing, practicing catch-and-release when appropriate and adhering to local regulations.
Keeps you dry and comfortable during the marine conditions.
summer specific
Legal requirement for fishing in Alaskan waters.
Protects your skin and eyes from prolonged sun exposure on the water.
Capture the scenic moments and the big catch.