Where do we meet for check-in?

Check in at Slip K31 in Homer Harbor; available parking at Ramp 3 or Ramp 4.

Yes—rods, bait, and other fishing gear are supplied, and the captain handles fish cleaning at trip end.

What is the group size?

Charter is limited to a maximum of six guests for a focused, hands-on experience.

Absolutely—this trip is advertised as all ages welcome and includes coaching from the captain.

How long is the trip?

Expect a 6 to 8 hour outing on the water; plan for a full day away from shore.

What species will we target?

The day targets halibut and either salmon or rockfish, depending on conditions and schedule.

Full-Day 2-Species Combo: Homer Halibut & Salmon Charter

On a glassy morning in Homer, Alaska, the Full Day 2-Species Combo slips out from Slip K31 in the Homer Harbor, where anglers meet near Ramp 3 or Ramp 4 and board for a 6 to 8 hour day on productive waters. This small-group charter—capped at six people—pairs a seasoned captain with hands-on instruction, so whether you’re chasing halibut’s brute pull or the quick strikes of salmon and rockfish, you’ll be set up for action. The itinerary is simple and purposeful: chase halibut and either salmon or rockfish across tides and structure, adapting tactics as conditions change. All gear, bait, and a professional captain are included, and the trip concludes with fish cleaning so you leave with fillets and memories rather than a mess. That combination of flexibility, equipment, and one-on-one guidance makes this more than a day trip—it’s a concentrated lesson in coastal Alaska angling. Homer sits at the edge of a dramatically varied marine landscape where deep channels give way to shallows, kelp beds, and rocky drop-offs—prime habitat for halibut and rockfish and a seasonal highway for Pacific salmon. Expect sea lions or otters working the edges, black-legged kittiwakes wheeling overhead, and the extents of a coastline shaped by glaciers and tides. Those geological features—shelves, channels, and sand flats—are exactly what puts hungry fish within reach of the right presentation. This trip suits beginners through experienced anglers who appreciate time on the water and targeted instruction. Families can participate—advertised as all ages welcome—while experienced fishers get the variety and challenge of switching species during the day. With a maximum of six guests, the pace stays personable: the captain can coach casting, rigging, and fighting techniques while rotating anglers on productive spots. Practicalities matter: plan for a full day aboard—dress in waterproof layers, bring motion-sickness remedies if you’re sensitive, and pack a camera for wide, open-water views. The boat provides rods, bait, and cleaning services, so you only need to bring food, warm clothing, and enthusiasm for rod-bending moments. Departures from Slip K31 make Homer Harbor the natural gateway for this experience, and the small-boat format offers direct access to local structure that larger vessels can’t reach. For anglers who want concentrated fishing, professional guidance, and the convenience of a fully equipped charter, the Full Day 2-Species Combo is a pragmatic, high-yield way to fish Alaska’s waters. Check-in is organized at Slip K31; parking at Ramp 3 or Ramp 4 keeps the logistics simple. The small-group emphasis means more lines in the water without crowding, and the captain’s willingness to change tactics during the day makes this charter especially productive across varying tides and weather. Book early in peak season to secure dates; expect hands-on learning and frequent strikes.