What is the minimum age to join this charter?

This trip is recommended for ages 10 and up; contact the operator to discuss younger guests.

Is fishing gear provided?

Yes—rods, reels, bait, and tackle are included and the crew handles baiting and basic instruction.

How long is the trip?

The charter runs approximately 10–11 hours, a full-day outing from Seward.

Can the crew fillet my fish?

Yes, free fish filleting is included so you leave with ready-to-store fillets.

Are licenses required?

Anglers must comply with Alaska fishing regulations and have the appropriate saltwater fishing licenses and permits.

What happens in bad weather?

The crew monitors conditions; for safety they may reschedule or modify the trip if seas or visibility are unsafe.

Lingcod Rockfish Combo: Full-Day Seward Fishing Charter

On a full day out of Seward, Alaska, the Lingcod/Rockfish Combo delivers a raw, sea-level view of Resurrection Bay and the glacial fjords that carve the Kenai Peninsula. Launching from Seward, this 10–11 hour charter pushes into cold, clear water fringed by steep, glacially carved cliffs and scattered kelp beds where lingcod and rockfish hold in the drop-offs. The trip is based in Seward, Alaska, United States. Board a fast, clean vessel equipped with all rods, reels, bait, and tackle; the crew provides professional instruction so anglers ages 10 and up can focus on the fight. Targets are stout bottom fish—lingcod with their powerful, head-heavy runs, and a range of rockfish species that thrive on ledges and rocky reefs. The boat’s speed and safety kit make longer transit to productive grounds comfortable, and the crew will fillet your catch free of charge at day’s end. This is fishing anchored in place and in place-based knowledge: reading swell lines, locating kelp edges, and dropping to deep structure where rockfish ambush prey. The local marine scene is dramatic—ocean swells meet glacial runoff, creating slicks of turquoise water threaded with floating ice in season. Look for sea lions hauling out on boulder-strewn points, horned puffins on offshore rocks, and the occasional humpback or transient orca beyond the bay. The geology is obvious: fjords carved by Pleistocene glaciers reveal steep walls of bedrock and alluvial fans at the head of creeks. Practical details are straightforward: this is a full-day, 10–11 hour trip originating in Seward that includes all rods, reels, bait and tackle, professional crew, and free fish filleting. The charter welcomes anglers ages ten and up, and the crew will coach techniques for baiting, jigging, and reading the sounder so both first-timers and veterans can make productive drifts. Expect a long day where endurance matters—bring layered waterproof clothing, strong non-slip shoes, sun protection, and motion-sickness remedies—and pack food and water for the full outing. Why this charter stands out is simple: Resurrection Bay combines accessible deepwater structure and kelp forest habitat with glacier-lined scenery, creating reliable fishery pockets a short run from port. The experience pairs hands-on angling with clear conservation practices: crew emphasize current bag limits, species identification, selective harvesting, and quick handling to preserve meat quality. A brief historical note: Seward developed as a key Alaska port in the early 20th century and Kenai Fjords National Park, nearby, was designated in 1980 to protect the glacier-carved coastline. Whether you’re chasing a trophy lingcod’s brutal first run or filling a cooler with clean, filleted rockfish, this Seward full-day combo trip delivers hard-fought fish and an uncompromising Alaskan seascape. Book early in summer for the most stable weather and the best bite aboard.