moderate
4–8 hours
Moderate physical fitness is recommended for handling gear and staying comfortable on the boat.
Experience the thrill of bait ball fishing in Homer, Alaska, with Big Butt Charters. Witness vibrant bait schools attracting a variety of fish while enjoying stunning coastal scenery. Book your private adventure today!
Join Big Butt Charters in Homer, Alaska, for an unforgettable Multi-Species Trip focused on Bait Ball fishing—an exciting spectacle where vibrant bait balls attract a variety of game fish, creating a dynamic underwater scene. This private adventure offers anglers the chance to witness dense schools of bait fish and the predatory fish that chase them, including salmon, halibut, and rockfish, all while enjoying the pristine waters of Kachemak Bay. The trip is perfect for those seeking a combination of thrilling fishing and stunning wilderness views, with opportunities to see marine wildlife such as orcas, sea otters, and bald eagles along the way. Expert guides provide personalized instruction and ensure a safe, fun experience for anglers of all skill levels. Whether you're a seasoned fisherman or a curious beginner, this adventure delivers high-octane action and memorable moments in Alaska's rich coastal environment. End the day with freshly caught fish, sharing stories and enjoying the serene Alaska sunset. An ideal choice for adventure seekers looking to experience the best of southeastern Alaska's fishing scene in a private, guided setting.
Getting to the boat early ensures optimal conditions and a full day of action.
Weather can change quickly; dress in layers to stay comfortable on the water.
Use sunscreen, sunglasses, and hats to protect against sun exposure during long hours at sea.
Check tide schedules beforehand, as fishing conditions can vary with tides.
Homer has been a hub for salmon fishing since the early 20th century, shaping its vibrant fishing culture.
Big Butt Charters practices sustainable fishing methods to help preserve the local marine environment for future generations.
Keeps you dry and warm during variable weather on the water.
Reduces glare and helps spot fish beneath the surface.
Provides extra grip and protection while handling fish and gear.
Keeps your feet dry and provides stability on boat surfaces.