moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be comfortable moving around the boat and standing for extended periods.
Embark on a private rockfish fishing adventure in Juneau, Alaska, with Big Jim's Charters. Discover pristine waters, abundant marine life, and the thrill of catching fresh Alaskan rockfish on a guided, personalized tour.
Experience the thrill of deep-sea fishing with Big Jim's Charters in Juneau, Alaska, on an exclusive Rockfish Fishing Charter. This private adventure offers anglers the chance to connect with the pristine waters of Alaska, targeting the legendary rockfish and lingcod species. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a first-time fisher, the knowledgeable crew will guide you through every step, sharing insights into local marine life and the best techniques for catching these prized fish. The calm early mornings and stunning Alaskan scenery create an unforgettable backdrop for your fishing outing. After a productive day on the water, enjoy the satisfaction of bringing fresh catch back home or indulging in a delicious, freshly prepared seafood meal at your accommodation. The personalized service ensures a flexible schedule tailored to your preferences, making each trip unique. This adventure is perfect for families, groups of friends, or solo travelers seeking a peaceful yet exciting experience in one of the most breathtaking fishing destinations in the USA. Prepare for a day of camaraderie, adventure, and unforgettable Alaskan wilderness views with Big Jim's Charters in Juneau.
Alaskan weather can change rapidly; pack appropriate layers and prepare for rain or wind.
Use sunscreen, sunglasses, and hats to protect against sun glare reflected off the water.
Secure, non-slip boots or shoes are crucial for safety on the boat's deck.
Stay hydrated and energized with light snacks during your fishing adventure.
Juneau has a rich gold rush history, and fishing has been an integral part of local culture for generations.
Big Jim's Charters adheres to sustainable fishing practices to protect Alaska's marine ecosystems for future generations.
Necessary to stay warm and dry during the sometimes chilly Alaskan waters.
Reduce glare from the water and improve visibility of fish beneath the surface.
Protects skin from sunburn during long hours on the water.
Optional if you prefer to use your own equipment; otherwise, gear is provided.