Join Mighty Wind Ent Inc in Homer for an 8-hour combo fishing trip targeting King Salmon and Halibut. Experience the thrill of catching Alaskan favorites while soaking in breathtaking coastal views. Perfect for anglers of all levels seeking a memorable day on the open sea.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
8 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in decent physical shape to handle standing and occasional reeling for extended periods.
Wildlife
History
Homer has been a fishing hub since the early 20th century, serving as a vital anchor for Alaskan commercial and recreational fishing.
Conservation
Mighty Wind Ent Inc emphasizes sustainable fishing practices to protect local fish populations and marine ecosystems.
Mighty Wind Ent Inc
Join Mighty Wind Ent Inc in Homer for an 8-hour combo fishing trip targeting King Salmon and Halibut. Experience the thrill of catching Alaskan favorites while soaking in breathtaking coastal views. Perfect for anglers of all levels seeking a memorable day on the open sea.
Mighty Wind Ent Inc is a Homer, Alaska charter company operating halibut and salmon fishing trips from Kachemak Bay. Captains Steve and Eric Tutt lead the operation, bringing over 45 years of combined experience to every outing. The business offers three primary trips: a Kings Ransom 1/2 Day Halibut Trip (approximately 6 hours), The Kings Ransom Salmon Trolling (approximately 8 hours), and a Kings Ransom Combo Halibut and Salmon Trip (approximately 8 hours).
Each trip focuses on hands-on fishing with expert guidance. The halibut trip provides a concentrated six-hour opportunity to target large halibut in Alaskan waters. The salmon trolling trip uses proven trolling techniques to pursue King Salmon, including Winter Kings, in Kachemak Bay aboard a comfortable, family-friendly boat. The combo trip blends both halibut and king salmon opportunities during an eight-hour day on the water.
Safety and guest experience are emphasized through experienced captaincy and quality equipment. The operation supplies top-notch gear and a comfortable vessel appropriate for families and anglers of varied skill levels. Trips depart from Homer, AK, and focus on Kachemak Bay and surrounding Alaskan waters where halibut and king salmon are targeted. Reservations typically fill for peak season; guests are encouraged to plan ahead.
Captains Steve and Eric Tutt are seasoned Alaskan fishermen who specialize in catching Winter Kings using advanced trolling techniques. Guests can expect personalized instruction, a family-friendly atmosphere, and experienced guidance aimed at maximizing time on productive fishing grounds in Kachemak Bay during each six- or eight-hour expedition and memorable moments.
Years Experience
45+ years
Combined captain experience
Tours Offered
3 trips
Halibut, Salmon, Combo
Local Captains
Captains Steve & Eric Tutt
Homer-based experienced guides
Family Friendly
Yes
Comfortable boat and top-notch gear
Reserve a 6- or 8-hour halibut, salmon trolling, or combo trip with seasoned Captains Steve and Eric Tutt — boats fill quickly, plan ahead.
Dress in Layers
Weather conditions can change quickly at sea, so wear layered clothing to stay comfortable all day.
Bring Motion Sickness Remedies
Seas can be choppy, so pack seasickness medication if you're prone to nausea.
Arrive Early
Check-in times are crucial; arriving early helps ensure a smooth start and plenty of fishing time.
Use Sun Protection
Even on cloudy days, sun exposure can be strong; bring sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses.
Warm layered clothing
Layered clothing helps adjust to changing weather conditions and keeps you comfortable throughout the trip.
spring, summer, fall, winter
Sunscreen and sunglasses
Protect your skin and eyes from UV rays during long hours under the sun.
summer
Rain gear
Weather can be unpredictable, so rain jackets or ponchos are helpful.
spring, fall, winter
Camera or smartphone
Capture memorable moments of your fishing adventure along the Alaskan coast.