Fish winter waters from a roomy 32-foot boat with tournament-quality tackle
Fish Kenai Peninsula rivers with gear, waders, and fish cleaning included
Paddle Kachemak Bay with water taxi access and essential kayak gear
Target halibut, then fish for salmon or Pacific cod on a 42-foot catamaran
Head out on the M/V Sundy with gear, bait, and fish cleaning included
Target halibut plus salmon or rockfish on a full-day Homer charter
Fish for halibut and rockfish with a chance of lingcod
Fish Cook Inlet’s halibut grounds with short boat rides from Ninilchik
Fish for halibut from a heated cabin boat with an open deck and private bathroom
Chase halibut and seasonal catches on Homer waters
Target Alaska cod, rockfish, lingcod, yelloweye, and halibut
Cast for seasonal salmon and trout with gear and fish cleaning included
Fish for halibut on a 5–7 hour guided charter from Homer
Target halibut and salmon with bottom fishing, trolling, and mooching
Cast for halibut on Cook Inlet with gear, bait, and dockside fish cleaning included
Fish for winter-run salmon and pull Tanner crab pots in Kachemak Bay
Fish Alaska’s August run of Coho “silver” salmon
Target lingcod and rockfish from a heated, enclosed charter boat
Private fishing with flexible species targets and salmon mooching
Private fishing with open-deck space, a heated cabin, and onboard comfort
Fish Area 3A waters for halibut, rockfish, and Alaskan cod
Fish Area 3A for halibut and Alaskan cod, 30–50 miles offshore
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.