Halibut Fishing on the Storm Petrel
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have average physical fitness to handle movement on the boat and reeling in fish.
Overview
Join North Country Charters in Homer, Alaska, for an exclusive halibut fishing trip aboard the Storm Petrel. Experience first-rate fishing amidst breathtaking scenery and abundant wildlife. This private adventure promises an unforgettable day on Alaska’s waters.
Halibut Fishing on the Storm Petrel
8-10 hours
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About This Adventure
Join Captain Doug on the Storm Petrel for an unforgettable day of halibut fishing in the stunning waters of Alaska. With a comfortable 28ft vessel and a guarantee of catching your limit, enjoy a blend of breathtaking views and Doug's humor as you reel in fish ranging from 15 to 40 lbs.
Join Capt. Clay on the Storm Petrel for a fun day fishing anything North Country Charters has to offer!
Duration
- 8-10 hours
About the Storm Petrel
- Capt. Clay Duda is running the Storm Petrel this year, our 28ft Bertram Sport-fisherman. The Storm Petrel has comfortable inside seating, restroom, twin diesels and is U.S. Coast Guard equipped with all the required safety equipment. He'll be specializing in Halibut, Halibut/Salmon Combo’s and the Ultimate Combo. Clay is a fun, mellow guide that will be give you a great day on the water slaying the fish!
Halibut Fishing
- Your limit is 2 halibut per person per day (4 for the season), one of any size and the other 28” or smaller.
- Lower Cook Inlet and Kachemak Bay produces halibut of all sizes.
- Extremely rare that anyone fishing does not get their limit of 2 halibut.
- Typical fish run in the 15-40 lb range but we all have the photos to prove what can really be ready to bite your hook at any given time…so be prepared!
What to Bring
Food, drinks, warm clothing and rain gear. Alaska sport fishing licenses are required for anyone 16 years and older and are available at our NORTH COUNTRY CHARTERS office or online
Adventure Tips
Dress in Layers
Weather conditions can change quickly on the water, so packing warm layers is essential for comfort.
Arrive Early
Getting to the boat early ensures ample time to prepare and maximize your fishing opportunity.
Bring Sunscreen
Protect your skin from UV rays reflected off the water, even on cloudy days.
Handle Fish Carefully
Use proper techniques when handling your catch to preserve the fish and ensure safety.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Sea otters
- Bald eagles
History
Homer has a long-standing tradition as a fishing hub, dating back to indigenous communities and early Alaskan settlers.
Conservation
North Country Charters follows sustainable fishing practices to help preserve Alaska’s bountiful marine ecosystems.
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Recommended Gear
Warm Waterproof Jacket
Keeps you dry and comfortable in changing weather conditions on the water.
summer|fall|winter specific
Non-Slip Shoes
Provides safety and stability while moving on the boat’s deck.
Polarized Sunglasses
Reduces glare off the water, helping you spot fish and protecting your eyes.
Sun Protection (Sunscreen, Hat)
Prevents sunburn during extended hours under the sun.
summer specific