Top Homer On the Water

Maximize time in Homer, Alaska with a Kachemak Bay wildlife tour. Choose between two experiences: a hike to a glacier lake in Kachemak Bay State Park or a wildlife-focused boat tour with views of the Kenai Mountains. Aboard the boat, keep an eye out for sea otters, humpback whales, puffins, and much more. Learn about the local ecosystem during both itinerary options.

Journey into the heart of Alaska's untamed wilderness when you book this small-group tour from Homer. Navigate the rivers and headwaters of Kachemak Bay on airboats where you can observe seals, eagles, and moose in pristine surroundings. This seasonal adventure takes you through the wilderness where you can enjoy majestic views of Kenai Mountain and its glaciers.

Rockfish are renowned for their aggressive strikes and the excitement they bring to any angler. While many species roam the Pacific, the black rockfish is the most frequently landed. State regulations limit harvest to three rockfish per day, and only one may be a non‑pelagic species. Permitted non‑pelagics include yelloweye, quillback, copper, silvergray, tiger, and China rockfish, each offering a unique fight and flavor. Their white flesh makes for excellent pan‑seared fillets, and anglers practice catch‑and‑release to help sustain populations for future seasons. Remember to check local regulations now.

Join the Halibut fishing frenzy in the "Halibut Capital of the World"! Homer, Alaska is the Halibut Capital of the world and every year thousands of fishermen travel from all over the world to catch these tasty fish. The limit in 2025 is 2 fish a day and one must be under 27'' long.