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"Captain Justin is incredibly knowledgeable, patient, calm, levelheaded and an all-around enjoyable person to be around." — Michelle, Washington

"Forrest, Marcus and the Grey Lady did a phenomenal job at making our fishing charter a great time." — Kayliann,

"Amazing trip on the Sea-Gar with Capt Steve! From epic catches to the brand new boat it was a great day all around." — Elena, Oregon

"We did a 3 hour trip with Zach and Lars. Had a family of 5 onboard with 3 kids (11, 10 and 7)." — Joel,

"Super fun charter with Captain Karl and his deckhand (and son) Cody." — Justin,

"I was initially hesitant to book a fishing trip online without any personal recommendations." — Sheila,

"Captain Mark and Levi were FUN. Been on many Charters where they make you feel like just a customer for the day instead of a human and really a friend." — Randall,

"Jeff was able to accommodate a trip for my brother visiting from California and my son came along." — Bob, Alaska


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Homer Fishing Seasons
January
Halibut is closed for harvest in January, but the weather's too rough to get to them anyway. Instead, why not try ice fishing on Caribou Lake for Dolly Varden, or take on Homer's famous Winter Kings?
February
Most charters don't start until summer, but freshwater anglers can enjoy ice fishing for Salmon and Dolly Varden. If you're the hardy type, head to the Spit for Halibut and other food fish.
March
The annual Winter Kings Salmon Tournament provides enough action to keep you warm, with over $150,000 in payouts and some monster catches of Chinook Salmon. Have you got what it takes?
April
Homer slowly emerges from its winter hibernation in April. Ocean anglers start to head out in search of Halibut, Rockfish, and King Salmon while freshwater fishers step off the ice and onto the river banks.
May
Salmon fishing really starts to get serious. Monster Chinooks roam the waters around Kenai Peninsula and the weather is calm enough to target them easily. The Halibut bite also picks up in May.
June
Homer's summer fishing season is in full swing, and boy, are you in for a treat. Monster Halibut and Rockfish are taking baits on the bottom. King Salmon are chasing lines in open water. It's a great time to visit.
July
Lingcod season is open, and anglers rush offshore to bag some delicious deep-water food fish. Halibut closes for harvest on Tuesdays from mid-July, as well as the year-wide Wednesday closure.August
Chinook, Chum, Coho, Sockeye, and Pink Salmon are all swimming upriver. In the sea, Halibut are biting hard, although they're closed on Tuesdays for the first half of the month.
September
September is a great month to head offshore in search of huge food fish. Target monster Halibut before the season drops off, and pull up some Lingcod and Rockfish while you're out there.
October
October is your last chance to get in on the area's awesome Steelhead fishing. Head to the local rivers to enjoy this incredible species, alongside Salmon and anadromous Dolly Varden.
November
The local charter boats have shut up shop for the winter, but the rivers and lakes are ripe for some light tackle and fly fishing fun. Go bag yourself a Salmon - it's much tastier than turkey!
December
December can be a hard time this far north, but Homer defies the dark with seasonal cheer and colorful lights. If the lakes have frozen over properly, you can head out in search of great ice fishing, too.