moderate
4–8 hours
Participants should be comfortable on a boat and have moderate physical fitness, as fishing can involve standing and some maneuvering.
Discover the thrill of deep-sea halibut fishing in Seward with a private charter from The Fish House. Enjoy personalized service, scenic views, and the chance to catch giant halibut in Alaska’s pristine waters.
8-11 Hours | May 1 - Sept 6 | Full-Day Exclusive Charters
Small Group Private Charter: $2,400 Up to 6 People - All Ages
Medium Group Private Charter: Starting at $5,600 Up to 16 People - All Ages
Large Group Private Charter: Starting at $6,400 Up to 19 People - All Ages
Prices do not include applicable taxes and fees.
Halibut charters are bookable online May 1 - September 6
Full-Day: Check-in at:
11 hours Because fishing is unpredictable, full-day charter duration may depend on the day. We typically leave between 30-45 minutes after check-in and typically return around 5:00PM.
Halibut fishing season extends from May to September, peaking in mid-July. This is when your chances of catching a barn-door Halibut are the greatest (over 200 lbs!).
In peak season, a typical halibut fishing charter departs the and cruises through the pristinely beautiful Kenai Fjords National Park en route to world class Alaskan halibut fishing grounds.
Our vessels are Coast Guard inspected, and our captains are all Coast Guard licensed.
Weather on the water can change quickly; layering helps you stay comfortable regardless of conditions.
Protect your eyes and skin from glare and UV rays while out on the water, especially on bright summer days.
Private charters in Seward fill up quickly during peak season, so reserve your spot early to secure your preferred date.
Monitor local forecasts before your trip to be prepared for changing sea conditions and ensure safety.
Seward’s history as an important port and railroad hub for Alaskan commerce adds rich cultural context to your visit.
The Fish House and local operators prioritize sustainable fishing practices to protect Alaska’s marine ecosystems and ensure future generations can enjoy these waters.
Layered clothing keeps you comfortable in changing weather conditions on the water.
Polarized sunglasses reduce glare and help you see fish below the surface.
summer specific
Sunscreen and hats protect you from UV exposure during long hours outside.
Capture your trophy catch and scenic views during your trip.