Seward charter trips are action-packed adventures and the ticket into the sights, sounds, and fisheries of Resurrection Bay, Prince William Sound and the Gulf of Alaska. Alaska fishing charter companies offer the full gamut of saltwater adventures, which includes both overnight fishing charters and full-day trips out of Seward. We target halibut, lingcod, salmon, and rockfish on these angling quests.
Seward Charter Trips
There are many charter boats in Seward, which provide plenty of opportunity for anglers to come experience some of the best saltwater angling in Alaska. In addition to offering superior charter trips, many outfitters also provide full-service packages that also include lodging and meals. If you’d rather just grab a fishing-only package, we’ve got lots of options.
Seward charter trips begin when the boat leaves the dock. Resurrection Bay is stunningly beautiful, surrounded by a panoramic backdrop of mountains, fjords, coves, glaciers and a multitude of wildlife. Common wildlife sightings include humpback whales, Steller sea lions, orcas, sea otters, Dall’s porpoise and a wide range of sea birds including horned puffins. Look skyward and there’s a good chance you’ll spot a bald eagle or two soaring on thermals.
Overnight Trips
For the hardcore anglers out there, a Seward charter overnight trip may be just what the doctor ordered. On these trips, charters are able to access fishing grounds further away from port that day trips can’t get to. Anglers can get double limits and stay up all night catching fish under the midnight sun. These trips sell out fast, so if you want to get in on this intense, hardcore, fish-filled action, book early. You’ll get a serious amount of angling during this period, and most anglers get the chance to catch-and-release many fish in addition to the opportunity to harvest two limits of each targeted species over the course of the two days.
There’s plenty of other things to do when you choose to base your stay in Seward. Get in touch with us and we’ll help you setup the itinerary that’s right for you. A trip to the Alaska Sea Life Center or a kayaking tour of Resurrection Bay are among the many activities for non-fishing visitors.