Halibut Fishing Charter
Halibut Fishing Charter
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What We Will Do
Hit the weight room lately? If not you may want to before dropping your line deep for this infamously large flat-bottom fish, the Pacific Halibut. These barn doors range between 10-400+ pounds. Every summer they rise from ocean depths of over 1,000 feet to as little as 50 feet in search of bait fish to feast on in our local waters. Once hooked, these strong swimmers can provide a great challenge as they fight you back to the bottom. Depending on where the halibut is, we typically fish in depths ranging from 100-400 feet. It’s also possible to pick up rockfish, cod, flounder, and other fun creatures while fishing at these depths. The regulations for the size and amount of halibut each person is allowed to retain on a charter change each year. Let us take you 49 Fathoms deep, just for the halibut.
What To Expect
*Duration:
4 hour Charter
6 Hour Charter
8 Hour Charter
*Included In Your Charter:
- Transportation to/from your cruise ship (if traveling via cruise ship)
- Fishing gear, tackle, bait
- Fish cleaning
- Arrangement for processing and shipping of fish
- Assorted sodas and bottled water
- Snacks (chips, trail mix, granola bars, fruit snacks)
- Sandwiches (on the 8-hour charters only)
*Items For You To Bring:
- For those rainy days- Raingear, waterproof footwear
- For those sunny days- A hat, sunglasses, sunscreen
- Warm clothing
- Camera
*4 hr. charters are ONLY offered mid-June through mid-August. Salmon OR Halibut only, no Combo option. Some exceptions may apply.
*No salmon charters are offered until the first week of June due to local regulations regarding king salmon retention.
*2024 Halibut Regulations in the 2C SE Alaska Area: 1 halibut per person per day with a slot limit of 40 in & under OR 80 in & over - through July 14th. 1 halibut per person per day with a slot limit of 36 in & under OR 80 in & over, with a Friday closure (no halibut retention on Fridays) - July 15th-Sept. 13th.
*All charters require a 4-person/position minimum paid for the boat to leave the dock. Please call or email for further clarification.
*Fishing licenses are NOT included in the pricing above.
*Please note: If a boat is not booked PRIVATE (additional charge), there is a possibility that other fishermen may be added to the boat. SE Alaska regulations allow up to 6 fishermen per boat. Due to the strong currents we oftentimes are only able to run 4 rods at one time - sharing or switching off on rods may be required on shared boat charters.
About Us
49th Fathom Charters is located in the beautiful capital city of Juneau, Alaska.
No trip to Southeast Alaska would be complete without looking deeper into the natural beauty that surrounds this city, above and below sea level. From the gorgeous glaciers and mountains above, to the majestic whales and feisty fish that swim below, our personal charters are sure to fulfill everyone's wish list.
Departing out of Auke Bay Harbor, about 15 miles Northwest of downtown Juneau, allows us to get you out on the water quicker. From here we will be journeying through the protected waters of Alaska's well-known Inside Passage, which provides some of the world's greatest sportfishing and whale watching without the uncomfortable swells of the open ocean.
This is it, our playground and the place where I call home. I would love the opportunity to take you 49 Fathoms deeper, showing you why there is no other place in the world I would rather play.
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