Quick Details
Person - Huntress
Boat: Huntress - 10 passengers maximum
$ 335
Person - Offshore Hunter
Boat: Offshore Hunter - 10 passengers maximum
$ 335
Person - Sorceress
Boat: Sorceress - 12 passengers maximum
$ 335
Person - Tenacious
Boat: Tenacious - 16 passengers maximum for shared groups
$ 335
Book the Boat - Sorceress
Boat: Sorceress - 12 passengers maximum
Book the Boat - Tenacious
Boat: Tenacious - 18 passengers maximum
Enjoy a 3/4 day of chasing Cod, Rockfish and Salmon!
Check In and Return Times
We ask you to meet us at the Alaska Seafood Grill between 5:30am to 5:45am. The Grill will open at 5am and have coffee, quick breakfast options. Our crew will meet you there and walk you down to the boats. We will leave the dock promptly at 6am, returning between 1:30 and 2;30pm.
About
Pacific Cod (or “P-Cod,” as we say locally)
When halibut fishing is closed, Puffin Fishing Charters turns its focus to some of Alaska’s most underrated—and most delicious—species.
Pacific cod is a high-quality whitefish that has long been overlooked, often dismissed as a nuisance while targeting halibut. Here at Puffin Charters, we see it differently. Pacific cod is outstanding table fare—mild, flaky, and versatile in the kitchen.
As halibut prices have risen, Pacific cod has earned the nickname “Grey Gold” in the highly regulated commercial fishery. Across Alaska, it appears on more menus every year, and for good reason.
• Pacific cod is the second-largest commercial groundfish fishery in Alaska and the United States
• In 2021, commercial harvest totaled 330.4 million pounds, valued at $86.5 million
• It offers fast-paced action, making it a favorite for anglers who enjoy steady bites and full fish boxes
There is a company limit of five Pacific cod per person, as responsible stewards of the sea, we encourage guests to take only what they can reasonably consume within the year.
Rockfish are a staple of Alaska’s nearshore fishery and provide a fun change of pace. Found along rocky structure, they offer:
• Strong fights on lighter gear
• Bright colors and variety of species
• Firm, flavorful fillets perfect for the grill or pan
Rockfish round out a day nicely, adding diversity to both the experience and your freezer.
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Fishing License
- You must purchase a fishing license prior to your trip.
Copy this link for your convenience.
https://store.adfg.alaska.gov/
What To Bring
In addition to a fishing license, you will need to bring food and beverages. We recommend you wear warm, layered clothing and water-resistant shoes-boots, and bring raingear, hat, gloves, sunscreen, sunglasses, and seasickness remedies. You might want to bring a camera and binoculars, as well. No large coolers please, You’re welcome to bring a small cooler for your lunch, if you’d like.
Fuel Charge
There is a 7% tax and a $3.50/person head tax.
Fuel Surcharge 2026:
– UNDER $5.00 PER GALLON: NO SURCHARGE
– $5.00 – $5.25 PER GALLON: $10 PER PERSON PER DAY
– $5.26 – $5.75 PER GALLON: $20 PER PERSON PER DAY
– $5.76 – 6.25 PER GALLON: $30 PER PERSON PER DAY
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