After salmon fishing, we go halibut fishing.  It is part of your daily fishing routine. 

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Here are the regulations of halibut in Southeast Alaska:

In Southeast Alaska, we are regulated under strict halibut limits to ensure the health of the fishery and to keep us within our allocation.   We have a reverse slot limit.  Our size limit is has ranged anywhere from 1 under 44 to 38 inches in the last 7 years.  Still a fight on lighter tackle.  Halibut that size range yield a very desirable flavor and texture for eating and add a good variety to your fish box.  The upper end of the limit is 80" and we can keep halibut over that size.  A true trophy and rare.  If we get one, I will sink a harpoon in it for you if you want to keep it.   

If 60-200lb halibut are desired, come in June when I include GAF halibut tags with your groups package.  June 1-15 your group of four will be able to retain two any-size halibut in addition to your regular limit of halibut.  From June 15-30 your group will get one any sized halibut.     

 

We are owners of our own Halibut Charter Permit.  This federal permit is required for a charter to legally take halibut on a charter in Alaska.  There are not many Charter Halibut Permits in existence so rest assured when you book with us, we have the proper permits to take you halibut fishing.   

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