Fish Homer waters for halibut, salmon, and rockfish
Target halibut, with cod or rockfish opportunities when conditions allow
Cruise past Gull Island Rookery and look for Alaska’s marine wildlife
Heated-cabin comfort with wide Kachemak Bay views
Paddle mild rapids and quiet stretches of the Anchor River
Build essential packrafting skills with beginner-focused instruction
Guided glacier-lagoon packrafting with instruction and gear included
Hike and paddle beneath Grewingk Glacier in Kachemak Bay
Chase halibut and seasonal catches on Homer waters
Private fishing with flexible species targets and salmon mooching
Fish Cook Inlet’s halibut grounds with short boat rides from Ninilchik
Cast for halibut on Cook Inlet with gear, bait, and dockside fish cleaning included
Fish Alaska rivers with tournament-grade gear and a seasoned captain
Fish for winter-run salmon and pull Tanner crab pots in Kachemak Bay
Fish sheltered Kachemak Bay waters on a shorter Alaska halibut trip
Troll Homer waters for King Salmon with hands-on fishing instruction
Target winter King Salmon and try for halibut in Alaska waters
Fish for halibut and rockfish with a chance of lingcod
Target halibut and salmon with bottom fishing, trolling, and mooching
Paddle among glacier ice after a scenic hike and water-taxi ride
Jig remote Kodiak Island waters for a varied Alaska catch
Paddle Halibut Cove after a scenic Kachemak Bay boat ride
Fish Alaska’s August run of Coho “silver” salmon
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.