A guided, gear-equipped trip focused entirely on halibut
Cast for halibut and a captain-selected second species from Homer
Fish halibut plus salmon or rockfish on a guided Seward combo charter
Fish for halibut on a 5–7 hour guided charter from Homer
Target four Alaska saltwater species on a fully guided offshore trip
Fish for 2–4 species on a guided charter from Seward
Target lingcod and rockfish in deep Gulf of Alaska waters
Fish for halibut, then target salmon or Pacific cod on a 52' catamaran
Reach Gulf waters to target halibut and up to three additional species
Fish for salmon and rockfish on a fully guided Seward day charter
Fish deep Gulf waters for lingcod and rockfish on an all-day Homer charter
Sail Boston Harbor and enjoy freshly shucked oysters onboard
Cast for Alaska bottomfish on a fully guided Homer charter
Shrimp and crab in Roanoke Sound with a captain and mate
Cruise and snorkel with manatees on a 3-hour small-group tour
Fish Homer’s waters for halibut on a fully outfitted shared charter
Snorkel with wild whale sharks on a private boat trip
Snorkel in open sea near whale sharks, with a beach stop on Isla Mujeres
Seasonal open-sea snorkeling with certified guides and a North Beach ceviche stop
Snorkel with wild whale sharks by private boat, with ceviche and photos included
Learn surf fundamentals with hands-on coaching in a beginner group
Holiday jazz, cocoa, and harbor lights aboard a festive power yacht
Fish from a heated cabin and watch Birch Lake's night sky for the aurora
Fish Birch Lake’s frozen waters with local guides, modern fish-finding tools, and a heated shelter
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.