moderate
4 hours
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to paddle efficiently and handle fishing gear for several hours.
Join a 4-hour kayak fishing trip in Tutka Bay, Alaska, where you can spot whales and reel in big salmon from stable sit-on-top kayaks. Perfect for beginners and adventure seekers!
Experience the thrill of kayak fishing in the breathtaking waters of Tutka Bay, just outside Homer, Alaska. This half-day, 4-hour journey offers a perfect blend of wildlife spotting and hands-on fishing in sit-on-top kayaks designed for comfort and stability. As you paddle through serene bays and inlets, keep an eye out for whales breaching, sea otters playing, and bald eagles soaring overhead. Once you reach prime fishing spots, gear up and get ready to reel in some of Alaska’s prized salmon species. No previous fishing or kayaking experience is necessary—guides provide expert instruction and all equipment. The scenery around Tutka Bay is spectacular, with rugged coastlines and crystal-clear waters providing a peaceful yet exhilarating backdrop. Whether you’re an angler looking for a new challenge or a nature lover eager to connect with Alaska’s marine environment, this adventure delivers unforgettable moments and memories. Just Add Water Adventures ensures safety and fun for all skill levels, making this an accessible and rewarding trip in one of the United States' most iconic outdoor locales.
Alaska's coastal weather can shift quickly; dress in moisture-wicking layers to stay comfortable and dry.
Protect both your skin and the marine environment with reef-friendly sunscreen products.
Capture wildlife and scenic views safely without worrying about water damage to your device.
Follow your guide’s instructions to avoid sensitive ecosystems and ensure a safe trip.
Tutka Bay has long been a fishing and gathering site for the indigenous Sugpiaq peoples, who lived sustainably off these rich waters.
Just Add Water Adventures practices catch-and-release fishing and educates guests on protecting marine habitats to preserve the ecosystem.
Keeps you dry and comfortable during unexpected rain and wind on the water.
spring specific
Reduces glare on the water, helping you spot fish and navigate safely.
summer specific
Keeps your personal items and electronics safe from splashes and rain.
Allows you to adjust warmth throughout the day as temperatures fluctuate.
fall specific