Where do I meet the boat?

Meet at Slip K31 in the Homer Harbor. Parking is available at Ramp 3 or Ramp 4.

What’s included in the trip?

The charter includes an experienced captain, gear, bait, and fish cleaning after your trip.

How many people are on a boat?

Group size is up to six people per charter to keep the experience hands-on and manageable.

Do I need prior fishing experience?

No—beginners are welcome. The captain provides instruction on baiting, bottom fishing, and landing halibut.

Are there age limits?

No explicit age limits provided; contact the operator if you have questions about very young children or mobility needs.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellation details are not provided in the listing—contact the charter operator directly to confirm their policy.

Homer 3/4 Day Halibut Charter — 5–6 Hour Prime Grounds

Set out from Slip K31 in the Homer Harbor and you’ll be on the water in minutes, chasing halibut across productive bottom grounds off Homer, Alaska. This 5–6 hour 3/4 Day Halibut trip is built for anglers who want more time on prime flats and drop-offs where large Pacific halibut congregate. Captain and crew operate from small-group charters (up to six), blending hands-on instruction with local knowledge of tides, bait, and bottom structure. Homer sits on Kachemak Bay at the tip of the Kenai Peninsula and is widely known as one of the world’s reliable halibut ports. The fishing grounds here feature glacially scoured seafloors, sandy flats, and steep ledges that create ideal feeding habitat for flatfish. Species you’ll target is Pacific halibut, a heavyweight flatfish that prefers those drop-offs; expect tidal runs and the occasional seabird or seal to mark feeding activity. What makes this trip stand out is the balance of time and attention: five to six hours lets the captain move with the tide, test multiple productive depths, and give anglers the chance at larger fish than typical half‑day runs. The charter supplies rod, reel, tackle, bait, and post-trip fish cleaning—so you arrive ready to fish and leave with cleaned fillets. The meeting point is exact: Slip K31 in the Homer Harbor, with parking at Ramp 3 or Ramp 4, which makes logistics straightforward for day-trippers staying in Homer. This excursion suits intermediate anglers and dedicated beginners who want to step up their catch potential. You'll learn bottom‑fishing techniques, hook sets for heavy fish, and practical trimming and holding methods for big halibut. Weather can change quickly on Kachemak Bay; the captain’s local knowledge is the trip’s real asset, helping you read tides and locate structure on electronic charts. Beyond the fishing, Homer’s coastline and the silhouette of the Kenai Mountains create a dramatic backdrop that rewards anglers between bites. Local history threads through the harbor—Homer has been a commercial fishing hub for decades and hosts a long tradition of saltwater skills and small‑boat seamanship. To keep this fishery healthy, practice catch limits and proper handling; the charter offers cleaning and guidance to maximize the value of each fish while minimizing waste. Whether you want the thrill of a heavy bend on the rod or a relaxed day learning techniques, the 3/4 Day Halibut trip out of Homer is a reliable, focused way to experience one of Alaska’s top fishing scenes. Book with attention to tide charts and bring layered clothing, sunscreen, and a reusable cooler for your fillets; operators recommend arriving early to check gear and secure parking so your day starts smoothly and you can spend more time on productive water pursuing memorable halibut bites.