Alaska Premier Charters, Inc. - Wild Strawberry Lodge Sitka, Alaska Salmon Fishing

Halibut Release Awards

Halibut Release Award for catching and releasing a monster Halibut

For 2011 we have a new awards program going on all summer long here at Alaska Premier Charters, Inc. There are new regulations preventing guided anglers in Southeast Alaska from retaining any halibut over 37 inches on charter fishing trips. We don't want this to dampen your spirits while fishing on the great Pacific Ocean during your stay with us. To recognize large halibut being released, we have a new deal for our clients who release 100 pound plus size halibut.

Halibut Release Award Example Certificate

It's called the Halibut Release Achievement certificate. Any of our clients who catch a halibut over 100 pounds becomes a proud owner of an angling achievement award PLUS a gift certificate worth $200 that is redeemable on a future fishing trip with us! This makes it even easier for you to enjoy your vacation and look forward to your next one.

So congratulations to those of you who have already acquired your certificates, and we are sure there will be more to come. This is just another way for us to say thank you for your great loyalty to Alaska Premier Charters, Inc. and the Wild Strawberry Lodge.


Just a quick note to thank you for the great trip Kevin and I had. We really didn't know what to expect, but everything exceeded our expectations, from the lodge which has a real home feeling, the food which was superb and the great service. The crew on our boat (Johnny, Mike and Eldie) were the best and we would not have caught nearly as many fish without their help. Both Kevin and I agreed even without catching the big Halibut on our 2nd day we would have considered it a great trip, the big catch just made it even more memorable. We grilled halibut and salmon for dinner last night and the fish was superb and we have decided this will be an annual trip, so we look forward to seeing you next year. Thanks again for everything. -Andy B. (July 2009)