Halibut Fishing in Alaska
Everyone who goes fishing in Alaska must make time to go after halibut. When it comes to pacific halibut, Alaska is a global leader. During the winter, these fish spend their time in the frigid, deep seas of the Pacific, and during the summer, they follow the salmon up to the shallower waters of Cook Inlet, Kodiak Island, and the bare islands. It’s no exaggeration to call this area of Alaska the halibut fishing capital of the world. These Alaska halibut fishing trips are among the most popular options for our customers.
Cook Inlet has some of the world’s biggest tidal swings, up to 30 feet. Halibut relax on sand and gravel when huge currents rise every 6 hours. When the current dies down, these massive fish rely heavily on their sense of smell to find prey. We use chum ba...