moderate
8 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical shape; standing for long periods on a drifting boat requires balance and stamina.
Join Russell Fishing Company for a private 8-hour halibut fishing trip in Homer, Alaska. Everything is provided—bait, tackle, expert guidance, and filleting—helping you land big fish and create lasting memories on the water.
For all ages! • 8 Hours • Up to 12 People • Fished in Homer, Cook Inlet
Embark on an exhilarating 8-hour halibut fishing adventure aboard our drift boats. Guided by experienced staff, you'll experience the excitement of catching this highly regarded fish. With all bait and tackle provided, plus the option for filleting your catch, this trip promises unforgettable memories on the water.
8 hours
Halibut is one of our most highly regarded fish and can be a very rewarding catch! Delve into a day trip on our drift boats down one of our rivers and experience the thrill of a halibut catch firsthand. Guided by one of our experienced staff, the halibut hunt is one of the most thrilling trips we have to offer.
Alaskan weather can change quickly on the water, so wear multiple layers to stay warm and dry.
If you’re prone to seasickness, bring medications or natural remedies to stay comfortable during the drift.
Waterproof boots or shoes help keep your feet dry and stable onboard the drift boats.
The sun reflecting off the water can be intense—protect your skin and eyes even on cloudy days.
Homer has a long history as a fishing community, with halibut fishing being a vital part of its economy and culture for over a century.
Russell Fishing Company follows sustainable fishing practices to protect halibut populations and preserve the marine ecosystem.
Protects you from rain and ocean spray during unpredictable spring weather.
spring specific
Reduces glare from the water’s surface, improving visibility and eye comfort.
summer specific
Keeps you warm during cooler mornings and evenings on the boat.
fall specific
Ensures stable footing on wet boat decks for safety throughout the year.