| Homer halibut fishing charters |
Homer and halibut fishing go together like Orlando and Disney World! Huge schools of these flatfish follow
spawning runs of herring, hooligan, and salmon into lower Cook Inlet throughout the summer, making them much more
accessible to sport fishermen. These fish can weigh well over 300 pounds and the 2007 derby winner tipped the scales
at 358! We all want to catch a barn door, however the smaller 20-30 pound “chickens” are much more realistic,
bountiful, and better eating. We often catch and release 50-100 of these “smaller” fish in a day! Most halibut over 80
pounds are breeding females that are best left to renew the resource. Visit here for more about halibut.
We bottom fish for halibut in 30 to 200 feet of water, 30 minutes to two hours from the harbor. We use fresh
bait on giant circle hooks and anywhere from 1-3 pounds of weight! Sometimes, we'll use a large jig with a twister tail.
Our tides are among the largest in the world, and we have to adapt to the particular conditions on the day of your trip.
There is a two fish per person daily limit for halibut. You'll have fun just like these folks did!
spawning runs of herring, hooligan, and salmon into lower Cook Inlet throughout the summer, making them much more
accessible to sport fishermen. These fish can weigh well over 300 pounds and the 2007 derby winner tipped the scales
at 358! We all want to catch a barn door, however the smaller 20-30 pound “chickens” are much more realistic,
bountiful, and better eating. We often catch and release 50-100 of these “smaller” fish in a day! Most halibut over 80
pounds are breeding females that are best left to renew the resource. Visit here for more about halibut.
We bottom fish for halibut in 30 to 200 feet of water, 30 minutes to two hours from the harbor. We use fresh
bait on giant circle hooks and anywhere from 1-3 pounds of weight! Sometimes, we'll use a large jig with a twister tail.
Our tides are among the largest in the world, and we have to adapt to the particular conditions on the day of your trip.
There is a two fish per person daily limit for halibut. You'll have fun just like these folks did!
| Jeff Ellett & wife Louise, from Wasilla, Alaska joined us in early June, 2007. Check out that bonus king salmon they caught! |
| Richland, Washington visitors Richard & Ruth Bloom with a good Fall 2007 catch of halibut. Note celebratory beverages. Right on! |
| Kay Seward from Palmer, Alaska with a nice halibut. She wanted to out-fish her hubby, and she did with this one! |
| Soldotna's Krog's Fish Camp booked this lucky group with us for a July 15, 2007 halibut charter. |
| Jim King, from Anchorage, shows off this 100 pound halibut he landed in 30' of water with a 6 ounce jig on July 2nd, 2007. |
| College sweethearts Mick & Allyson took lots of halibut fillets back to Texas after their June 9, 2007 trip |
| Virginians Art & Eileen Lang joined Arkansas couple Darrell & Debbie Chatelain on this successful September 10th, 2007 charter. The Langs sat next to my boatbuilder, Allen Engebretsen, on their plane ride up. Then the airline lost their luggage! |
| Airline pilot Paul Romanik holds nephew Nathan's biggest halibut of their July 28, 2007 fishing charter. |
| Fan mail from a June 2007 customer. Thanks for the kind words Ruby! |
| NYC honeymooners Joe & Karen Grajewski proved that halibut fishing is still fine in the Fall with this October 16, 2007 limit. Click on the thumbnails to see who won the big fish contest that day. Sorry Joe, size matters! |
| Whoops! Grandpa got a little distracted helping his grandson on this July 2007 halibut fishing charter. |
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Homer, Alaska halibut, salmon, and ling cod fishing charters. SCUBA diving too!
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Homer, Alaska halibut, salmon, and lingcod fishing charters. SCUBA diving too!
