challenging
8–12 hours
Moderate to high fitness recommended due to long hours and active fishing requirements
Target halibut, lingcod, rockfish, and yelloweye on an 8–12 hour deep-sea fishing charter from Homer, Alaska’s renowned fishing hub. Discover what makes this multispecies trip an unforgettable Gulf experience.
$565 per Person 10-12 Hours | Groups up to 12
Embark on an exhilarating multispecies fishing charter in the stunning Alaska Gulf, targeting halibut, lingcod, and rockfish. With a full day on the water, experience the thrill of reeling in record-sized catches. Perfect for fishing enthusiasts, this adventure promises unforgettable memories amidst breathtaking scenery. Bring your lunch and fishing license!
Shared Charter:
**This charter is not recommended for children.
**If you have children under the age of 16 please contact the office for information on requirements before booking.
*There is a minimum of 8 guests to operate this charter. If the minimum is not met we will contact you prior to your reservation.
(All Ages Welcome)
8-12 hours
For the MULTISPECIES charter we will be heading between 60-80 miles out past the Cook Inlet and into the Alaska Gulf. Be ready to stay on the salt for the majority of the day. We will fish for halibut, black rockfish, yelloweye and lingcod. (Lingcod opens July 1st) The record lingcod caught is 86 pounds! Limits based on current regulations made by ADFG.
Limits: 2 halibut 3 rockfish 2 lingcod Any of these could change due to regulations. Please check AKDFG website for updates.
Be sure to have your fishing license on hand. Either electronically signed on a device or paper copy with signature is mandatory.
A valid Alaska fishing license is mandatory to fish legally in the Gulf waters.
Days on the water can be long; bringing a satisfying meal will keep your energy up.
Layered clothing is key as Gulf conditions can shift from sun to wind or rain quickly.
Ensure rods and tackle are properly stowed during transit for safety and efficiency.
Homer’s roots as a fishing town date back to the early 1900s and it remains a vital hub for commercial and sport fishing in Alaska.
Strict fishing limits and seasonal protections help maintain species populations and the health of the Gulf’s ecosystem.
Protects against Gulf spray and changing weather during long hours at sea.
summer specific
Ensures safety on wet, slippery decks while fishing.
Reduces glare off the water to spot fish and protect your eyes.
summer specific
Improves grip and protects hands during handling of fish and gear.