Seward Halibut Ribolovni izleti

This trip is perfect if you're looking to get on the hottest bite around for Salmon! You can expect a 1 to 3-hour ride to the fishing grounds, where the epic hook-ups will begin. The captain will provide you with all the required equipment for this trip.

Make the most of your summer in Alaska and head offshore and fish the Pacific's prolific waters in search of delicious Halibut. This incredible species is a table favorite all around the world, and you'll have the chance to take 2 back to shore to enjoy for yourself. There's always the potential of catching other species, like Cod, Rockfish, and Salmon. *halibut stamps are now required and will be purchased through us directly for $20. *A fuel surcharge of $25 per personcould be charged if over $5/gal

This trip allows you and the crew to fish for 2 species on the day. This can include Halibut, Yellow Eye Rockfish, Black Rockfish, Lingcod, King Salmon, and Silver Salmon. Please check the Alaska Regulations for seasonality, size and bag limits. You can check these and acquire your fishing license at the Alaska Department of Fish Game website. Bring Lunch, drinks and snacks. Be ready to depart at 6:00 a.m. We only take 6 anglers on this trip. This is NOT a 'Party Boat' of 12-18 other anglers.

Come aboard one of the Largest and Most Comfortable Vessels in the Fleet. This trip allows you and the crew to fish for 2 species on the day. This can include Salmon, Halibut, Yellow Eye Rockfish, Black Rockfish, Lingcod, King Salmon, and Silver Salmon. Please check Alaska Regulations for seasonality, size and bag limits. Bring your lunch, snacks and drinks. Please be ready to depart at 6:00 a.m. We only take 6 anglers on this trip. This is NOT a 'Party Boat' of 12-18 other anglers.

This trip generally departs at 6 AM and returns at 6 PM. The Snowbird accommodates 12 to 14 anglers on this trip. We will primarily target Halibut, as well as other species such as King Salmon, Coho Salmon, Black Rockfish, Yelloweye Rockfish, and Lingcod, when in season (see ADFG rules and regulations). We will travel into the waters of the Gulf of Alaska, weather permitting.