FAQ

Our halibut charters include all fishing gear, bait, tackle, and the expertise of a licensed captain. We’ll also clean and fillet your catch so it’s ready for processing or travel.

Most full day salmon and halibut fishing charters last between 8-10 hours. We also offer extended full-day trips for anglers who want more time on the water as well as half day or ¾ day halibut charters.

Yes. Every angler 16 and older must have an Alaska fishing license. You can easily purchase one online before your trip or locally when you arrive or in the Inlet Charters office at the time of departure. Starting 2026, a halibut permit is also required and the office will manage that in the morning as well.

Absolutely! Our guides welcome both beginners and seasoned anglers. We provide instruction, safety guidance, and all the equipment you’ll need for a successful trip.

Halibut season typically runs from May through September, with peak fishing in June, July, and August. Salmon runs vary by species but are also strongest during summer.

Our bear viewing adventures occasionally use boats and safe viewing platforms to give you a close, yet secure, experience, depending on the time of year, the bears will be grazing and the pilot/guide will walk with you to view the bears. You’ll be able to observe wild Alaska brown bears in their natural habitat.

Yes. Our sea kayaking tours in Alaska are guided, calm-water experiences perfect for families, beginners, and nature lovers. Safety gear and instruction are provided.

Yes. We provide comfortable Alaska fishing lodging so guests can relax before and after their charters. Staying with us means you can enjoy multiple days of fishing and adventure without extra travel.

We recommend layered clothing, waterproof outerwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, and snacks. Don’t forget your fishing license and a camera to capture the memories!

You can easily book online through Inlet Charters or call our office directly. We recommend reserving early, especially for peak summer dates.