The Alaska Halibut is one of the most coveted, sport-caught fish in the Alaskan saltwater. Imagine reeling in a 100+ lb. halibut from a depth of over 300 feet. This is not some mid-water fish. This is a huge bottom-dwelling Alaska halibut that doesn't want to see the light of day and is going to give you the fight of your life to stay down in his dark home. If this fishing experience sounds exciting to you then let our professional, experienced Alaska halibut fishing guides put you on the most productive grounds in Sitka, Alaska. We supply you with all the best halibut fishing tackle; from Avet two-speed reels spooled up with 80# spectra, strong yet flexible Seeker rods and Braid fighting belts. If holding your rod while fighting your Alaska halibut sounds like too much work then you can just leave it in our sturdy rod holders and save your back.

It will all be worth it when you get back home from your Alaska fishing trip and cut open one of your vacuum-sealed, flash-frozen halibut fillets to serve your family for dinner. One of the main reasons Sitka is Alaska's premier fishing destination, is our low to medium-sized tides. When trying to halibut fish further north, where the tides can reach 30 feet, there is only about a two-hour window to fish before the current becomes too strong to keep your baits on the bottom.

Sitka's tides range between eight and 12 feet, which means you can fish halibut all day long with just enough current to really chum them in with the scent of your bait. The rugged underwater terrain up and down the coast of Sitka is home to a plethora of rock fish, ling cod, crab and octopus which is a steady supply of food for halibut. Sitka has the winning combination for the hottest halibut fishing in Alaska.

PLEASE NOTE: For the summer of 2011, guests are only allowed to keep 1 halibut per person up to a maximum length of 37 inches. All others must be released.