Combo: Salmon & Rockfish

Duration

7-8 Hours

About

Our Salmon & Rockfish combo trips are offered only on Wednesdays when halibut fishing is normally closed. However, Homer Halibut Hunters

The ride to our fishing grounds will be anywhere from 1 to 1.5 hours but can be as much as 2 hours. Our goal is to provide you with the best fishing experience you could possibly have! The trip out to the fishing grounds can be quite spectacular as we travel fairly close to the shoreline. It’s not uncommon to spot bears along the shoreline and we often see otters, whales, seals, puffins, eagles, and countless varieties of other birds.

Our crew and deckhand will be helping out the entire time. We’ll bait hooks, teach you how to get the rigs on the bottom, how to identify strikes, when to check bait, and other fishing techniques.

We usually begin our day targeting rockfish first and then switch up to salmon later in the day.

Halibut Fishing Regulations & Limits:

· Each angler is allowed a daily bag limit of 2 halibut: one Halibut can be any size and one Halibut must be 27 inches or less(for 2025), which is approximately a 9 lb fish

· There is no annual limit on Halibut

· In 2025, no charter “halibut” fishing allowed on Tuesdays or Wednesdays. However, Homer Halibut Hunters does have special permits available to fish on Tuesday or Wednesday.

Rockfish Limits: · May 27 - June 30 - No Yelloweye Rockfish Retention · Other Nonpelagic - 1 per day · Pelagic Rockfish - 2 per day

Lingcod Limits: · 1 per day over 35 inches

King Salmon Limits: · 1 per day over 20"

Meeting Time and Meeting Location

· The charter meet up time depends upon the time of year due to sunset and sunrise times.

May 15 - Aug 24 6:15 AM Meetup Time Aug 25 - Sep 15 6:45 AM Meetup Time Sep 16 - Oct 1 7:15 AM Meetup Time

About Our Fleet:

Homer Halibut Charters operates two of the most comfortable, fast boats available. These large, capable boats allow us to get to our fishing grounds quickly, cover large distances, maximize fishing times, and are commanded by experienced and USCG licensed captains and crews.

What to bring

• Alaska sport fishing licenses are required for anyone 16 years and older. Please bring a king stamp if you are on a trip that includes salmon. • BRING YOUR FISHING LICENSE! • Layered clothing with a water-proof shell, hats and gloves are also a good idea • Food, drinks, snacks, and water. Alcoholic beverages are allowed but please no hard alcohol or glass • Phones and cameras • Motion sickness medicine if you think you'll need it