moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should be in average physical condition to handle standing and reeling for extended periods.
Join Jimmie Jack Fishing in Homer, Alaska, for a lively day of halibut and salmon fishing amidst stunning coastal scenery. Perfect for small groups, this trip offers action-packed moments and a taste of Alaskan maritime life. From catching your limit to witnessing bald eagles and seals in their natural habitat, this adventure captures the essence of fishing in Alaska’s waters.
8 Hours
Experience an unforgettable day of halibut fishing in Homer, Alaska, where you can also catch salmon or rockfish, depending on the conditions. With a six-person limit, enjoy ample space on the deck and the thrill of reeling in your catch amidst stunning coastal scenery.
This combo goes out of Homer for Halibut and either Salmon or Rockfish, depending on weather conditions and fishing location. The six person limit gives you great fishing opportunities on a spacious deck. Click through the months on the calendar to see what's still available.
Drive south towards Homer. Entering Homer, follow the signs to the Homer Spit on your right. Drive along the Spit and keep an eye out for the “Salty Dawg Saloon” (it is a lighthouse), park in the dirt parking before the Salty Dawg. You will see Ramp 2 just before the Salty Dawg. Our Captain will meet you at the top of ramp 2.
If lost call Captain JR at 907-756-3303
• Variable
Weather can change quickly on the water, so dressing in layers helps you stay comfortable all day.
Alaska fishing trips are popular; reserve your spot early to secure your preferred date.
If prone to motion sickness, consider taking medication before the trip.
Even on cloudy days, sun exposure can be intense on the water, so pack sunscreen and sunglasses.
Homer’s fishing industry dates back to the early 1900s, shaping the town’s identity as a hub for maritime tradition.
Jimmie Jack Fishing emphasizes sustainable practices, ensuring healthy fish populations and vibrant ecosystems for future generations.
Helps stay warm during long hours on the water, especially in cooler seasons.
spring|fall|winter specific
Protects against UV rays and reduces glare off the water for better visibility.
summer specific
Keeps you dry during unexpected showers or spray from the boat.
spring|fall|winter specific
Necessary for legal fishing and for check-in procedures.