Lingcod, Halibut, Black and Yelloweye Rockfish, Pacific Cod and possibly even salmon
Spend 24–30 hours chasing lingcod, halibut, yelloweye and Pacific cod out of Homer Harbor. This small-group overnight charter includes gear, meals, bunks and fish cleaning—designed for anglers who want non-stop action and two full limits.
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Difficulty
challenging
Duration
24–30 hours
Fitness Level
Expect long hours on deck, repeated hauling and hauling heavy fish—participants should be comfortable standing, moving on a pitching deck, and lifting 20–40+ lbs.
Wildlife
History
Homer has a long commercial and sport halibut tradition; local guides and charters have long been central to the town's coastal economy.
Conservation
Follow Alaska bag limits and use GAF permits responsibly; pack out waste, avoid discarding bait into the water, and support local fisheries guidelines.
Captain Steve's Charters
Lingcod, Halibut, Black and Yelloweye Rockfish, Pacific Cod and possibly even salmon
Captain Steve's Charters is a Homer, Alaska–based charter operator specializing in fishing and hunting adventures across Cook Inlet, Kachemak Bay, and the Gulf of Alaska. The company offers a range of trips including halibut fishing, overnight halibut expeditions, long-range multi-species days, halibut/king salmon combo trips, boat-based bear hunts, and Kodiak Island deer hunts.
The fleet includes the 50-foot vessel Bad Influence, which provides access to remote coastlines and comfortable accommodations that sleep six. For Kodiak deer hunts, Captain Steve's Charters supplies gear and meals as part of the trip package. Fishing trips target Pacific halibut, king salmon, rockfish, cod, and occasionally other species such as sharks or octopus, depending on season and location.
Safety and local knowledge are core strengths: captains and crews navigate Alaska’s changing tides and weather, operate properly equipped boats, and steer guests to productive fishing grounds and remote hunting areas. Trips launch from Homer, a primary gateway to Kachemak Bay and Cook Inlet fisheries.
All trip descriptions are factual and specific to each offering, and the operation focuses on providing guided experiences for anglers and hunters seeking access to Alaska’s productive waters and rugged coastline. Reservations and trip details are managed through the charter’s booking channels in Homer, Alaska.
Home Base
Homer, Alaska
Gateway to Kachemak Bay and Cook Inlet
Vessel
50-foot Bad Influence
Accesses remote coastlines and waters
Trips Offered
6 Trip Types
Fishing and hunting experiences
Onboard Capacity
Sleeps 6
Comfortable overnight accommodations
Secure dates for halibut, salmon, bear hunts, and Kodiak deer trips — experienced captains and fully equipped boats ready.
Bring a valid Alaska fishing license
A valid Alaska fishing license and King Salmon stamp (if targeting kings) are required; Wi‑Fi aboard can let you purchase a stamp if salmon are biting.
Dress in warm, waterproof layers
Conditions change quickly on Kachemak Bay; breathable insulating layers and a waterproof outer shell keep you comfortable through overnight watches.
Prepare for seasickness
Overnight motion can be sustained—if you’re prone to motion sickness, take preventative medication before boarding.
Plan for fillet transport
Crew provide cleaning and refrigeration, but bring coolers and labels to transport your catch home efficiently.
Alaska Fishing License (and King Salmon stamp)
Required for legal possession; stamps may be purchasable online via the boat's Wi‑Fi.
Warm, layered clothing and waterproof shell
Keeps you comfortable through cold, wet daytime and overnight hours.
Sturdy, non-slip deck boots
Protects feet and improves traction on wet, slippery decks while hauling fish.
Polarized sunglasses
Reduces glare for spotting fish activity and protects eyes from reflected sun.
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