moderate
8–10 hours
Participants should have a moderate fitness level, able to stand for extended periods and handle physical activity like reeling in large fish.
Join D&G Charters on the M/V Snowgoose II for an 8-10 hour private halibut fishing expedition in Alaska’s famous Kachemak Bay. Discover why Homer is the Halibut Capital of the World while enjoying breathtaking scenery and expert fishing guidance.
May- September
Experience the thrill of Halibut fishing in Kachemak Bay, Homer, Alaska, renowned as the Halibut Capital of the World. Join a charter for 8-10 hours of fishing excitement, surrounded by stunning scenery and a vibrant fishing community. Perfect for groups of up to six, this adventure promises unforgettable memories!
Our charters can range anywhere from 8-10 hours depending on the type!
Up to 6 people per charter.
If you're looking to fish for Halibut, then fishing the Halibut Capital of the World-Kachemak Bay in Homer, Alaska, is the place to be! With being widely known for a healthy population of Halibut, whale watching, and a "Homey" fishing community, Homer won't be a disappointment!
Meet Time: 6 AM Vessel: M/V Snowgoose II Snowgoose II Captain: Gavin
Salty Dawg Saloon | Bottom of Ramp C
Weather on Kachemak Bay can change quickly, so dress in layers and bring waterproof outerwear to stay comfortable all day.
The bay can get choppy, so packing sea sickness tablets or ginger candies is wise if you’re prone to motion sickness.
Even on cooler days, the sun reflects strongly off the water—wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself.
Fishing trips last 8-10 hours, so bring water and light snacks to keep your energy up.
Homer’s fishing heritage dates back over a century, with Kachemak Bay long serving as a vital resource for local communities.
D&G Charters promotes sustainable fishing practices to protect halibut populations and maintain the health of Kachemak Bay’s ecosystem.
Keeps you dry and warm in unpredictable Alaskan coastal weather.
spring specific
Protects eyes from glare off the water and reduces strain during long daylight.
summer specific
Keeps feet warm and dry when temperatures cool and decks get wet.
fall specific
Helps prevent nausea from choppy waters during trips.