Boat to Lake Clark for guided bear viewing or halibut fishing
6 Hours
Captain, Fishing gear, Bait
Depart Ninilchik aboard the M/V Sea Stallion and ride across Cook Inlet to Lake Clark National Park for guided bear and wildlife viewing by boat. Or choose a halibut fishing trip with gear, bait, and fish cleaning included.
No halibut fishing on Wednesdays. Fishing licenses are not included and must be purchased in advance. Viewing a 12-minute National Park Service orientation film is required for commercially guided visitors before visiting the park’s coastline.
50% non-refundable deposit plus initial booking fee per person required to book. Pay in full 60 days prior. Cancel 60+ days prior for a refund of payments made; deposit/booking fee non-refundable unless trip is canceled due to weather or mechanical issues. If weather/mechanical prevents trip and can’t reschedule, 100% refund.
Plan for a tide-determined meet time. You depart about 30 minutes after the meet time.
No. Halibut fishing is not offered on Wednesdays.
Bring your camera, personal rain gear, and a packed lunch/snacks plus water or other beverages.
Ninilchik, Alaska
Captain ron was a very experienced and personable boat captain, i would definitely recommend booking. With you folks and we'll book again with you when I come back out. Thank you so much for the fun. The experience and just the good conversation. All of you folks are so exceptional at your jobs. I just really appreciated it. Thank you so much.
Rick Sandoz
July 8, 2026
Captain ron was a very experienced and personable boat captain, i would definitely recommend booking. With you folks and we'll book again with you when I come back out. Thank you so much for the fun. The experience and just the good conversation. All of you folks are so exceptional at your jobs. I just really appreciated it. Thank you so much.
Rick Sandoz
July 8, 2026
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