Dutch Harbor, Alaska rests on Unalaska Island in the state's Aleutian chain. The area is known for fierce winds, isolation and big and rough seas. Fishing out of "Dutch" is an adventure in itself, with charter operations contending with lar… read more
Fishing for salmon and halibut in the icy and deep waters of Alaska is a popular tourist and local activity. For those from out of state, figuring out how to fish in Alaska may seem a bit overwhelming. But there are charters and guides that… read more
Salt-water fishing and charters are a top draw in the state of Alaska. It is possible to go out for a number of species, including king, chum, pink and sockeye salmon. Rockfish and black cod are popular sport fish, as well as halibut. Lucki… read more
Halibut, which can weigh up to 700 pounds and reach more than 8 feet long, are the largest flat fish in the ocean. The largest halibut caught, as of February 2010, weighed 459 pounds. Halibut that weigh more than 100 pounds are called "soak… read more
With its vast wilderness and scenic mountains and waterways, Alaska has a wide assortment of outdoor activities. Visitors enjoy snowshoeing, whitewater rafting, hiking, biking, kayaking and canoeing. While in Alaska, don't miss out on fish… read more
Deep Creek, Alaska, is situated along the Kenai Penninsula, which is home to arguably the greatest halibut fishing on Earth. These monstrous fish, some as big as a door, often top 150 pounds and put up a tremendous battle on rod and reel. O… read more
The best halibut fishing in Alaska is almost unanimously considered to be found in Homer, Alaska, a city that bills itself as "the Halibut Capital of the World." Homer is situated along the Kenai Peninsula about 220 miles south of Anchorage… read more
While most anglers who visit Alaska to fish are focused on salmon or trout, saltwater sport fishermen will find the local seas rich with halibut. The best place to find them is along the stretch of coast from the Aleutian Islands to the ext… read more
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