Homer sits at the end of the Sterling Highway on the southern Kenai Peninsula, with direct access to Kachemak Bay and the deeper offshore waters of lower Cook Inlet. Charters departing from Homer target halibut, rockfish, yelloweye, and lingcod on th
Compare 3 operators across 3 charters, with pricing from from $370 per booking per booking to from $565 per person per person.
| Operator | Trip | Duration | Price | Unit | Book Now |
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| Charter option | Homer Halibut or Multi-Species Charter | 8 hours | from $370 per booking / booking | per booking | Book Now |
| Charter option | Halibut, Rockfish, and Lingcod Combo Trip | 12 hours | from $495 per person / person | per person | Book Now |
| Charter option | Multispecies Fishing Charter | 10 hours | from $565 per person / person | per person | Book Now |
10-12 hour multispecies trip from Homer targeting halibut, rockfish, yelloweye, and lingcod as seasons and regulations allow. Bring lunch, drinks, and a signed fishing license.
10 hours
10-12 hour multispecies trip from Homer targeting halibut, rockfish, yelloweye, and lingcod as seasons and regulations allow. Bring lunch, drinks, and a signed fishing license.
Homer combo trip targeting halibut, rockfish, lingcod, and other seasonal species. The operator listing describes a full-day offshore fishing format.
12 hours
Homer combo trip targeting halibut, rockfish, lingcod, and other seasonal species. The operator listing describes a full-day offshore fishing format.
Homer halibut or multi-species charter in Kachemak Bay with species options selected through the booking process.
8 hours
Homer halibut or multi-species charter in Kachemak Bay with species options selected through the booking process.
Homer sits at the end of the Sterling Highway on the southern Kenai Peninsula, with direct access to Kachemak Bay and the deeper offshore waters of lower Cook Inlet. Charters departing from Homer target halibut, rockfish, yelloweye, and lingcod on the same trip, making multi-species fishing one of the most practical formats for anglers who want variety in a single day on the water. The options listed here range from 8-hour bay trips to 12-hour offshore runs, with per-person pricing from $370 to from $565 depending on the format and duration.
The species mix on a Homer multi-species charter depends on the season and current Alaska Department of Fish and Game regulations. Halibut is the anchor species on most trips, with rockfish, yelloweye, and lingcod filling out the catch when seasons allow. Yelloweye rockfish in particular are subject to strict retention limits, so the daily bag can shift based on regulatory windows. Operators plan routes and target depths based on what is open and where fish are holding, which means the final species mix is confirmed closer to the trip date.
Three distinct formats are available for anglers planning a Homer multi-species trip.
One listing offers an 8-hour halibut or multi-species charter operating in Kachemak Bay. At from $370 per booking, this is the most accessible price point of the three options and suits anglers who prefer a shorter day or want to stay within the bay rather than running farther offshore. Species selection is made at the time of booking.
A second option runs 10 to 12 hours and targets halibut, rockfish, yelloweye, and lingcod as seasons and regulations allow. Priced at from $565 per person, this is the premium format among the listed charters. Guests are required to bring their own lunch and drinks and must carry a signed Alaska fishing license before departure.
The third option is a 12-hour full-day offshore trip priced at from $495 per person. The format targets halibut, rockfish, lingcod, and other seasonal species. At 12 hours, this is the longest trip available and is suited to anglers who want maximum time on the water and the opportunity to work multiple depth zones in a single outing.
| Charter Format | Duration | Price | Book Now |
|---|---|---|---|
| Halibut or Multi-Species Charter | 8 hours | from $370 per booking | Book Now |
| Halibut, Rockfish, and Lingcod Combo | 12 hours | from $495 per person | Book Now |
| Multispecies Fishing Charter | 10–12 hours | from $565 per person | Book Now |
Before You Go
Anglers on the 10-to-12-hour trip should pack a lunch and drinks, as these are . A valid, signed Alaska sport fishing license is required on board before departure — not just purchased, but signed. Licenses are available at local sporting goods stores in Homer and online through the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Dress in layers regardless of the forecast; conditions on Cook Inlet change quickly, and temperatures drop noticeably offshore.
Weekend dates and peak summer slots fill faster than weekday availability, particularly for the longer offshore formats. Booking in advance is the most reliable way to secure a preferred date.
The species list is similar across formats — halibut, rockfish, lingcod, and yelloweye appear across all three listings — but the specific mix depends on current regulations and seasonal openings. The 8-hour Kachemak Bay option allows species selection at booking, while the longer offshore trips target whatever combination is legal and available on the day of the trip.
No. The 10-to-12-hour multispecies trip at from $565 per person explicitly requires guests to arrive with a signed fishing license. Assume a valid Alaska sport fishing license is required for all listed charters and purchase one before departure.
The 8-hour Kachemak Bay charter at from $370 per booking is the lowest-cost entry point and works well for smaller groups or anglers who want a full fishing day without the longer offshore run. The 12-hour combo at from $495 per person offers more time on the water for those willing to spend more per head.
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