Alaska Halibut Fishing

In Alaska, there is no fish that puts a strain in an angler's muscles like the Pacific Alaska Halibut!

Southeast Alaska halibut fishing trips have been practiced for millennia, by ancient native coastal communities and modern day sportsmen alike. Alaska halibut is prized for its delicate white flesh and mild flavor. Today, Halibut fishing is popular with anglers for their hard-fighting spirit, spectacular runs and enormous size.

Halibut come in all sizes from the mighty "barn doors" to the smaller "chicken halibut." Halibut inhabit Alaska in the north Pacific, from the Bering Sea to California, in astounding numbers. The largest of the female Alaska halibut can lay up to three-million eggs! The abundance of Halibut in Southeast Alaska makes them a favorite for anglers across the globe.