moderate
5 hours
Participants should have moderate physical fitness to handle standing, casting, and reeling over several hours.
Experience the thrill of reeling in Pacific Cod on a private 5-hour fishing trip in Homer, Alaska. Perfect for anglers of all levels, with gear provided and filleting optional.
For all ages! • 5 hours • Up to 12 people • 6 people per boat
Embark on an exhilarating 5-hour fishing adventure in Alaska, targeting the abundant Pacific Cod. Experience the thrill of reeling in these lively fish in their natural habitat, with all necessary gear provided. Enjoy the option to have your catches filleted, making this a memorable day on the water.
5 hours
Come aboard one of our ocean boats and set off to sea in search of Alaska’s second-largest commercial fish. Nearing the Alaska Peninsula, these fish tend to gather in large schools and are a ton of fun to fish for. There is an unlimited amount of cod for each person to catch, and our charters are equipped with all bait and tackle needs as well as the option to fillet any and all catches.
On days that halibut are not able to be fished for, the Pacific Cod are a great alternative and are easily one of the most fun catches here in Alaska.
Always bring rain gear even if the weather says otherwise. Bait and tackle equipment are provided as well as the option to fillet your catches.
Alaskan weather can change quickly; dressing in layers keeps you comfortable.
Decks get slippery from water and fish handling—choose shoes with good grip.
Even in cooler temperatures, UV reflection off water can cause sunburn.
Bring water or stay hydrated to maintain energy during the 5-hour trip.
Homer has been a hub for commercial and sport fishing since the early 20th century, earning the nickname 'Halibut Fishing Capital of the World.'
Russell Fishing Company practices sustainable fishing by adhering to Alaska’s strict catch limits and promotes catch-and-release when appropriate.
Protects from wind, spray, and sudden rain.
spring specific
Ensures stability on slippery boat decks.
Keeps extremities warm in cooler temperatures.
fall specific
Reduces glare for better visibility on the water.
summer specific