Big Time Alaskan
Fishing Adventures
Prince William Sound
Tucked into the Gulf of Alaska, Prince William Sound is one of the most productive and spectacular marine environments in the world. Fed by dozens of glaciers and thousands of miles of rugged coastline, these cold, nutrient-rich waters produce fish in staggering numbers.
Halibut over 200 pounds lurk on the rocky bottom ledges. Silver salmon stack up thick in the bays every August. And on a clear day, you'll cruise past calving glaciers and watch humpback whales breach off the bow.
Captain Barry
Captain Barry has been running charters out of Whittier for years and he knows Prince William Sound better than almost anyone. His operation is not your typical tourist boat experience. His vessel is immaculate, the gear is top-of-the-line, and the crew knows exactly where the fish are holding.
When you step off that boat, you will have limits — and stories to tell for the rest of your life.
"I have personally fished with Captain Barry and sent dozens of people his way. Nobody has come back disappointed."
Whether you are chasing monster halibut on the deep ledges or targeting silvers in the coves, this is the charter I trust with my name on the line.
Whittier is the gateway — a small, no-nonsense port town accessible through the longest highway tunnel in North America. It is not a tourist trap. It is a working harbor full of serious fishermen, and it is exactly where you want to start your charter.