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Alaska Deep Sea Adventures
Halibut fishing charters
Port of call is only 40 miles away from Anchorage, in Whittier, Alaska. (see below)

A trip aboard our 45' charter vessel will provide you with the chance to try your hand at World Class halibut, snapper, lingcod, rockfish and salmon. The fishing is fantastic and so are the majestic vistas of Prince William Sound.

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Choosing the right halibut fishing Charter There are countless halibut charter companies in Alaska; each one is competing for your business. So why chose Alaska Deep Sea Adventures above all the others? Alaska Deep Sea Adventures is only a 40 mile scenic drive from Anchorage!! Compare this with the grueling 225 mile drive to Homer and you will realize the advantage we have over other halibut fishing charter companies. Our guests are catching halibut while others are only half-way to getting on a boat.

What you should bring
Aside from a sense of adventure, we recommend you bring the following items:

Warm layered clothing

Rain gear

Fishing license *This is a must-have!!
(Non Resident: 1 day $10.00, 3 day $20.00 7 day $30.00, 14 day $50.00, 12 months $100.00

Lunch

Camera & film

You should plan on a full day of fishing; our guests average 8-9 hours of actual fishing time.

Halibut fishing, only 40 miles from Anchorage. Prince William Sound Alaska

Special Note: Be sure to leave Anchorage early enough!!

Departure Time

Morning - Clients MUST be in Bear Valley - the staging area for the tunnel for the 7:30-7:45am guaranteed opening to Whittier. After you go through the tunnel - come to the Harbor Masters Office - Big Blue Building at the Harbor - unload - then park in the parking area across the railroad tracks.

We return for the Guaranteed 8:00pm Tunnel opening, and occasionally the 9:00pm Guaranteed opening depending on the fishing.

Directions from Anchorage
Head south on the Seward Highway. Be on the look-out for sheep, and if you're lucky, you may catch a glimpse of breaching Beluga whales. Continue past Girdwood until you reach the Alaska Railroad train station before Portage. You will continue on for just under one mile. Turn left at the portage cut off. After you have traveled 5 miles from the Seward Highway, you will see the turn off to the Begich, Boggs Visitor Center on the right. This road will also take you to Portage Glacier Lodge, Portage Lake dock, and Byron Glacier. Continue ahead on Portage Glacier Highway to reach Whittier. You should expect to see some of Alaska's most spectacular views on the ride. Bears are frequently sighted, so have your camera ready!! For further information on the tunnel please visit.

http://www.dot.state.ak.us/whittiertunnel/

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