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The Current Lady (With Salmon)

Homermoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4–6 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be able to comfortably stand and move around on a boat for several hours.

Overview

Join Dakota Ocean Charters in Homer, Alaska, for a private salmon fishing adventure on the scenic waters of the Gulf of Alaska. Perfect for families and avid anglers alike, this trip offers a personalized fishing experience with stunning coastal views. Discover how you can reel in fresh sockeye and silver salmon amidst incredible wilderness scenery.

Homer, Alaska

The Current Lady (With Salmon)

8-12 Hour Duration • State-of-the-art vessel and the BEST Captains in Homer • 50% Online Deposit

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of fishing in Alaska aboard the CURRENT LADY, a cutting-edge charter boat featuring Seakeeper Stabilization for a smooth ride. With expert captains, top-quality gear, and a comfortable cabin, target Halibut, Salmon, and more in the stunning Gulf of Alaska for an unforgettable adventure!

The #1 charter boat in Alaska equipped with Seakeeper Stabilization Gyro!

Duration

8-12 Hours

About:

  • The CURRENT LADY is a state-of-the-art custom charter vessel built in 2019 by BayWeld Boats in Homer Alaska. She is 38’ x 14’ with a full walk-around fishing deck. She is equipped with Triple Yamaha 425 hp Outboards (that’s over 1200 hp) along with the Yamaha Helm Master, a fully integrated boat control system using GPS and other state-of-the-art technology to increase efficiency and boat control.

  • In addition, the CURRENT LADY has a Seakeeper Gyro Stabilization System which reduces chance of motion sickness and the fatigue of fishing in rough waters. The CURRENT LADY is a USCG inspected vessel with USCG approved life jackets, 20-man life raft, Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon, Flare Kit, Fire Extinguishers, Escape Hatch, and First Aid Kit. The enclosed heated cabin, comfortable seating, private restroom with hot water, and coffee maker for an enjoyable day. Our Rods and Reels are top-quality and set-up for the fishing depths of Cook Inlet in the Gulf of Alaska.

  • We have very experienced knowledgeable Captains and a well-trained crew to ensure you have an enjoyable successful day. We target Halibut, Salmon and Rockfish, and may catch Lingcod or other species. Whatever your Alaska fishing dream might be, we will work very hard to give you that memorable experience!

More Information

  • Halibut trips we book 10 clients max, and Salmon trips we book 8 clients max. We do require a minimum of 4 to go out.

  • Please contact us for parties larger than 10.

  • With our pre-approval and discretion, we can take up to a total of 14 Fishermen with a cost of $300 each additional Fisherman over limit (8 or 10), depending on trip. We can also accommodate ride-a-longs (non-fishermen) for a charge of $150/person, max up to 2/trip.

Please call for approval regarding any of the above. We will do our best to accommodate your request.

  • A $25 per person per day fuel surcharge may be applied.

What to bring:

  • State of Alaska Fishing License. The link to obtain this license will be sent to you in your confirmation notes. It is your responsibility to purchase the correct license. A Salmon Stamp may also be required. A visible Copy of your License must be available to the Captain, either on your phone or preferably as a printed copy.
  • Waterproof rubber-soled footwear (leather soled shoes and cowboy boots have VERY poor traction on a wet deck)
  • Warm, layered clothing, Rain gear
  • Sunscreen, Sunglasses and Hat
  • Lunch, snacks, drinks for an 8–12-hour trip

Adventure Tips

Dress in layers and bring rain gear

Weather can change rapidly in Alaska; packing layers and waterproof clothing ensures comfort during your trip.

Arrive early for the best fishing spots

Early morning trips tend to yield the most successful catches, so plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before departure.

Bring sun protection and sunglasses

Even on cloudy days, UV rays can be strong; protect your eyes and skin while out on the water.

Respect local wildlife and ecosystem

Follow all guide instructions and regulations to help preserve the pristine environment and its inhabitants.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Sea otters
  • Bald eagles

History

Homer has been a hub for fishing and seafood processing for over a century, influential in Alaska's fishing industry development.

Conservation

Dakota Ocean Charters practices eco-friendly fishing by following catch-and-release guidelines and minimizing environmental impact.

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Recommended Gear

Polarized sunglasses

Essential

Reduces glare from the water, helping you spot fish and protect your eyes from UV rays.

Warm, waterproof clothing

Essential

Keeps you dry and warm in often damp and chilly conditions on the water.

spring|fall|winter specific

Sun protection (sunscreen, hat)

Protects your skin from UV rays during long daylight hours.

summer specific

Camera or smartphone with waterproof case

Capture memorable moments with your catch and the stunning scenery.