Halibut / Salmon Combo Fishing Trip
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–8 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable on a boat and able to stand or move around as needed, with moderate physical fitness.
Overview
Discover the thrill of catching halibut and salmon on a private fishing trip in Homer, Alaska. Expert guides, stunning scenery, and abundant marine life make this adventure a must-do for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Halibut / Salmon Combo Fishing Trip
Starting at $375 • Ages 5+ • 10 Hours • 6 Passenger Private and Non-Private Trips
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About This Adventure
Catch two for the price of one!
Rates
- Person: $395/pp
- Private Tour: $2,250
- Peak Season Person: $425/pp
- Peak Season Private Tour: $2,400
Duration
10 Hours
About
We head out either fishing Halibut or Salmon first, depending on tides that particular day. We target King Salmon and Silvers depending on time of year. May,June July King Salmon are primary then August Silver Salmon are primary Salmon species targeted.
Departure Time
Departure is based on tides. It can be as early as 5am or as late 10am. Captain will contact you with the exact departure time.
What To Wear
We encourage everyone to to dress warm and bring layers. Rain gear is also encouraged and waterproof shoes or knee boots are great to have but are not necessary. Our have warm dry cabins but all of the fishing happens out on the open deck.
The Weather
In May, temperatures range from the low 40s to as high as 70 degrees. June and July temperatures range from the 50s to the 80s. In the months of August and September, expect damp cooler weather with temperatures from the low 40s to the high 60s and more rain.
Our Boats
Each of our boats has twin outboards, heated cabins, and marine restrooms for your safety and comfort. We supply top quality fishing equipment for each person on the boat. Both boats are Coast Guard equipped for your safety and all captains are USCG licensed.
More Info
Halibut fishing in Alaska continues to be one of the most popular activities of residents and visitors alike. Halibut fishing is easy to do, and the reward when you're done is, you will have some of the best eating fish in the world to take home for the freezer. There’s nothing like wild Alaska halibut!
What to bring
Warm clothes, rain gear, lunch, fishing license and salmon stamp.
Adventure Tips
Bring appropriate clothing for variable weather
Alaska's weather can change quickly; pack layered clothing, including waterproof gear.
Arrive early for the best fishing spots
Getting on the water early increases your chances of landing prime catches as fish are more active in the morning.
Use high-quality fishing gear
Bring or rent top-notch rods and reels for better control and stronger hooks to land larger fish.
Follow safe boating practices
Always listen to your guides and wear life jackets to ensure safety on the water.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- Sea otters
History
Homer was founded during the Alaskan gold rush and has a rich history linked to fishing and maritime culture.
Conservation
The fishing tours emphasize sustainable practices to protect local fish populations and marine ecosystems.
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Recommended Gear
Warm layered clothing
Layered clothing keeps you comfortable in varying weather conditions on the water.
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Polarized sunglasses
Reduces glare from the water, helping you spot fish and marine life more easily.
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Sunscreen and lip balm
Protect your skin from UV rays during longer daylight hours in summer.
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Personal prescription glasses or contacts
Ensure clear vision while fishing, especially for those who normally wear corrective lenses.