Halibut Fishing
Ages 2+ • 5 or 6 Hours • No experience necessary!
Compare guided fishing trips that can work with a Juneau cruise stop. Separate salmon, halibut, combination and private-charter choices first; then check the exact departure, trip length, fishing-license requirements and return timing for your ship day.
Guided fishing charters in Juneau operate as 4 to 6-hour shared or private outings departing from Auke Bay. Targeted species include King Salmon (May–June), Coho/Silver Salmon (July–August), and Halibut. Shared trips cost $295 to $375 per angler; private whole-boat charters cost $1,200 to $1,800 for up to 6 guests. Custom fish processing and vacuum-sealed frozen shipping to your home are arranged at the dock.
These are different trips with different price structures. Start with the species and boat format instead of comparing every listing as though it were the same product.
A focused choice for travelers primarily interested in salmon. Check season, trip length and whether licenses or processing are included.
Often longer or more timing-sensitive. Confirm the operator considers your ship window workable before booking.
Priced for the boat or private group rather than just one seat. Compare total group cost, passenger limit and target species.
All excursions display verified flat-rate pricing with no hidden checkout fees. Select your departure date and party size to view real-time calendar rates.
Ages 2+ • 5 or 6 Hours • No experience necessary!
May 1 - Sept 30
May 1 - Sept 30
Ages 2+ • 5 or 6 Hours • No experience necessary! • Includes Cod, Rockfish & Salmon Fishing
Ages 2+ • 5 or 6 Hours • No experience necessary!
May 1 - Sept 30
Ages 2+ • 5 Hours • Cabin Cruiser!
$1,700 • Ages 2+ • 5, 6, and 8 Hour Charter Options
May 1 - Sept 30
May 1 - Sept 30
$1,900 • Ages 2+ • 5, 6, or 8 Hour Charter • Includes Wilderness Dining Experience!
May 1 - Sept 30
Choose your port-day style first. Then open the live calendar on the tours that look best and compare the actual departure with your cruise line's all-aboard time.
Many fishing departures are designed for visitors, but fit depends on your ship's port window and the charter's actual departure and return time. Confirm both before booking.
Choose based on season, trip duration and the kind of fishing experience you want. Halibut and combination trips may require more time; the operator can confirm what is realistic on your date.
Private charter listings may show a whole-boat price, while shared trips commonly show a passenger rate. Read the rate description and passenger capacity before comparing totals.
Inclusions vary by operator. Check the individual charter details for licenses, gear, catch processing, shipping arrangements, taxes and gratuities.
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