easy
4–5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; some standing and light physical effort required while fishing.
Ready for an exciting halibut fishing experience in Alaska? Join Just Add Water Adventures for a private half-day charter in Homer, perfect for beginners and families alike.
Experience the thrill of halibut fishing on a private half-day charter with Just Add Water Adventures in Homer, Alaska. Known as the Halibut Fishing Capital of the World, Homer offers some of the best opportunities to reel in these impressive flatfish. This trip is ideal for families, beginners, and anyone looking to enjoy a relaxed yet exciting fishing adventure. Onboard, you’ll find expert guidance, top-tier fishing gear, and a heated cabin to keep you comfortable no matter the weather. The intimate group size ensures personalized attention from your captain, making it a perfect way to connect with nature and create lifelong memories. Whether you're aiming for your first catch or an experienced angler seeking a new spot, the combination of Homer’s rich waters and Just Add Water Adventures’ dedication guarantees a rewarding outing. Along the way, enjoy stunning coastal vistas and keep an eye out for local wildlife including sea otters and bald eagles. This half-day trip offers the perfect balance of action and relaxation, giving you time to savor the Alaskan outdoors while chasing one of the ocean’s finest catches.
Alaskan coastal weather can change quickly, so wear multiple layers to stay comfortable on board.
The waters can be choppy, so consider taking seasickness medication if you are prone to motion sickness.
Even on cloudy days, the sun’s reflection off the water can be strong. Wear sunscreen and sunglasses.
Follow the captain’s instructions carefully for safety and to maximize your chances of a great catch.
Homer has long been a pivotal fishing community, evolving from a small settlement into the halibut fishing capital known worldwide.
Local operators emphasize sustainable fishing practices to protect halibut populations and preserve marine ecosystems.
To protect against rain and ocean spray during the trip.
Provides safety on wet boat surfaces and stable footing while fishing.
Keeps hands warm and improves grip, especially in cooler months.
spring|fall|winter specific
Reduces glare and helps you spot fish below the surface.