
Dock Known · Dock / Float Known
Sound Crazy — Crazy Ray's Adventures
Check-in at J-Dock; individual slip number for Sound Crazy not published.
5:30 AM Morning Dispatch Protocol
3-Stage Check-In, Boarding Float & Berth
J-Dock check-in area (North Parking Lot side)
Float J (J Dock Main Ramp); slip number unknown
Float J (Slip assigned at check-in)
Berth Verification & Research Note
Note: Sister vessel Strait Crazy operates out of Whittier, not Seward. Sound Crazy (46ft Newton, 14 pax) is the Seward J-Dock vessel.
Separate Strait Crazy in Whittier
Float J Shore-to-Slip Orientation
Parking Lot, Gangway Ramp & Shuttle Access
North Parking Lot (adjacent to J Dock & Breeze Inn)
J Dock Main Ramp (by North Fish Cleaning Station)
2–3 min walk from North Lot
North Harbor / J-Dock Stop
16-Column Seward Vessel Research Record
Technical Specifications & Berth Provenance
- Research Vessel ID
- VES-037
- Vessel Name
- Sound Crazy
- Published Vessel Name
- Sound Crazy
- Operator / Charter Company
- Crazy Ray's Adventures
- Length (ft)
- 46 ft
- Vessel Type / Hull
- Newton
- Published Max Passengers
- 14 passengers
- Departure Port / Point
- Seward
- Dock / Float
- J
- Slip Number
- Unconfirmed
- Position Precision
- Dock area or partial
- Published Evidence
- Association fleet listing
- 2026 Berth Verification
- Not independently verified by harbor
- Map Marker Readiness
- Do not place exact slip marker
- Research Checked Date
- 2026-11-02
- Evidence Source
- Operator Halibut & Salmon trip info (Crazy Ray's Adventures)
Operator Master Directory Profile
Crazy Ray's Adventures
City License Entity: CRAZY RAYS ADVENTURES, LLC
- Service Classification:
- Fishing / mixed
- 2026 Operation Status:
- Operator / directory evidence found (not 2026 license verified)
- Published Phone:
- 907-315-5382
- Mailing Address:
- POB 877369, WASILLA, AK 99687
- City License Activity Description:
- “FISHING CHARTER/ TOURS/ TRANSPORTS”
2025 City of Seward charter license holder.
Seward Harbor Rule Advisory (City Code § 10.05.025)
Published slip assignments reflect operator boarding instructions and public records, not a guarantee of where a vessel is tied up on a given morning. City of Seward harbor rules allow berth reassignment; always confirm your morning check-in point with your captain.















