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Ketchikan Halibut Fishing, 5 hr

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  • Ketchikan
  • 5 hrs
  • Updated November 2, 2026

Fish Ketchikan’s deep waters with an experienced local captain, watch for whales, and enjoy coastal scenery on this five-hour trip.

About this tour

Set out from Ketchikan for a five-hour halibut fishing trip with Captain Jack, who has guided local waters for 15 years. All experience levels are welcome, and the boat can accommodate power chairs with adaptive gear on board.

Once aboard, head to the fishing grounds and drop your lines into deep water, where halibut may be joined by Pacific cod, pollock, lingcod, sablefish, and rockfish. Bringing a halibut up from 200–300 feet takes effort, so keep that in mind when planning for young children. Bottled water and snacks are provided as you fish, take in the coastal scenery, and watch for whales and other wildlife along the way. Captain Jack is happy to answer questions about life in Ketchikan, too. Legal fish can be processed and shipped for an additional cost.

Book your Ketchikan Halibut Fishing trip for a hands-on day on the water, with local insight and a chance to bring home a memorable catch.

Highlights

  • Reel in halibut from deep Alaskan waters
  • Watch for whales and wildlife en route
  • Take in Ketchikan’s coastal scenery
  • Fish for Pacific cod, pollock, lingcod, sablefish, and rockfish
  • Ask Captain Jack about life in Ketchikan

What's included

Included

  • Bottled water
  • Snacks

Not included

  • Daily fishing license
  • Fish processing and shipping

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Important information

  • All experience levels are welcome
  • Children are welcome; bringing halibut up from 200–300 feet can be challenging for young children
  • Wheelchair accessible, including for power chairs; adaptive gear is available
  • Infants and small children can ride in a stroller
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  • Service animals are allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Captain Jack has 15 years of guiding experience and is a Certified Autism Specialist through IBCCES and Autism Double-Checked
  • Legal catch can be processed and shipped for an additional cost

Frequently asked questions

What fish might we catch?

Halibut fishing may also bring in Pacific cod, pollock, lingcod, sablefish, and rockfish.

Is fishing experience required?

No. All experience levels are welcome.

Can children join the trip?

Yes. Children are welcome, though lifting halibut from 200–300 feet can be challenging for young children.

Is the boat wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The boat is accessible, including for power chairs, and adaptive gear is available.

Can our catch be processed and shipped?

Legal fish can be processed and shipped for an additional cost.

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