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- All ages Ages All ages
- 2 hours Duration 2 hours
Come see beautiful Kachemak bay from the comfort of our 32′ Bayweld, the Bella Vita! Departing everyday with a minimum of three people and a maximum of six.
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World-Class Halibut Fishing from Homer
Get ready for a day of world-class deep sea halibut fishing in Kachemak Bay and Lower Cook Inlet! You have just the right amount of time to get two delicious halibut and still plan for other great activities the same day. In the five and a half hours you spend with us, we travel between 20 and 25 miles each way to get you into some fantastic fishing.
This half-day trip features the Bella Vita, a six-person vessel that is used exclusively for halibut fishing trips. Faster than the large half-day boats, it is able to get to the fishing grounds faster, allowing more time for halibut fishing! It’s the perfect vessel for people with strict time limits and private parties of four to six anglers.
The minimum age allowed for the safety of everyone on board is 6 years old. If you have a family with members younger than 6 please call us to talk about booking a private charter for just your group. By booking a private boat the age limit is more flexible.
All captains are U.S.C.G. licensed and take pride in their comfortable, safe vessels.
A fuel surcharge of $20/person will apply if the cost of boat fuel reaches or exceeds $5/gallon. We apologize for this inconvenience and appreciate your patronage. Thank you.
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- All tackle
- All bait
- Fish filleting
- One-on-one instruction and personal assistance from the crew
- The boat has a heated cabin and restroom for your convenience
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- An Alaska fishing license for anyone 16 or over. These are available when you check in at Central Charters. They can be purchased by the day, week, two weeks, or season.
- Salmon Stamp if your trip includes fishing for king salmon.
- Anything you would like to eat or drink.
- Dress for the weather. Layers are the best, with a rain jacket or windbreaker just in case.
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- Rubber or waterproof shoes are great if you have them, but not necessary. Just watch your feet when they rinse the deck.
- Sunglasses and sunscreen
- Camera
- If seasickness is a concern, most folks have great success with non-drowsy medications such as Bonine or Dramamine 2. It is usually best to take a half dosage 12 hours prior to your trip and a full dosage just prior. These medications can also make you a little thirsty, so please bring some extra water if you use them.
