moderate
6–8 hours
Moderate fitness recommended due to hours on deck and active jigging involved
Chase halibut, rockfish, and lingcod in Alaska’s Resurrection Bay with expert guides while spotting whales and otters. Discover fishing adventure amid stunning fjords.
Starting at $565 per person/ 9-12 hours/6 passenger vessel
Embark on an unforgettable fishing adventure in the Gulf of Alaska, where you'll journey through stunning Resurrection Bay. Experience the thrill of jigging for halibut, rockfish, and lingcod, with the chance to spot wildlife like whales and porpoises. Bring your lunch and fishing license for a day filled with excitement!
Public Charter: $565 per person
**This charter is not recommended for children under the age of 13.
**If you have children under the age of 13 please contact the office for information on requirements before booking.
9-12 hours (this depends on weather and bite)
Traveling between 1 and 3 hours each way to the ultimate fishing grounds. You will have a beautiful ride out of Resurrection Bay into the Gulf of Alaska watching for wildlife along the way. Don't be surprised if you see sea otters, porpoises, sea birds, or even a whale! Once we reach the fishing grounds, we will start jigging for halibut, rockfish, and lingcod (lingcod is after July 1st). If there is enough time left in the day after fishing for the other species, we will mooch for Salmon on the return to Seward in various places. Depending on the time of year this will be for either Chinook or Coho salmon.
Private boat option available
Be sure to have your fishing license on hand. Either electronically signed on a device or paper copy with signature is mandatory.
Alaska’s Gulf can shift quickly—always check the local marine forecast before heading out.
Water temperatures stay cold year-round, so wear moisture-wicking and insulating layers.
Open water and changing weather can cause motion sickness; come prepared with medication.
Follow guides’ instructions on catch handling to protect the fishery and ensure safety.
Resurrection Bay was named in 1792 by Russian explorers and remains a rich fishing ground central to Alaskan coastal culture.
Operators emphasize catch-and-release practices and use tackle that reduces bycatch to protect local ecosystems.
Protects against wind and spray in changing Gulf weather.
Essential for safe footing on wet boat decks.
Improves grip and protects hands during jigging.
Reduces glare and enhances visibility under bright conditions.