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More About Our Company K-Bay Charters

Our office is conveniently located on the Homer Spit in beautiful Homer, Alaska. We welcome walk-in guests for full day halibut fishing trips but, we highly recommend advance reservations if you have firm dates you would like to fish.

If you want to experience world class Alaska halibut fishing, salmon fishing and lingcod fishing, K-Bay Halibut Fishing Charters would love to show you why we have so many guests that return every year to fish with us. K-Bay has been in business since 1982 and many of our guests are return or referred customers. Many make reservations as much as a year in advance.

 

 

K-Bay Charters Pro Shop and Office

Below are some of the frequently asked questions we get from our clients. Just scroll over any of the questions with your mouse to get a pop up window with your answer. If you have a question not listed here, send us an email or give us a call at 1.800.478.8119. We look forward to providing you with any information you may need.

• Who needs an Alaska fishing license?
• What happens if the seas are too rough to go fishing?
• When is the best time to go fishing?
• What do I do with the fish I catch?
• What are the daily and/or seasonal catch limits?
• What is an average sized halibut?
• What can I do about getting seasick?
• What's not included in the packages?
• Does K-Bay Charters offer discounts?
• What kind of deposit is required and when is the final payment due?
• Is it appropriate to tip the captain and deckhand?
• Should I buy travel insurance?
• What are your cancelation policies?
• Are cost increases a possibility after I book my trip?

For reservations click here. For tours and packages click here. If the pop up windows are not working for you click here to get all of the questions and answers on one page.

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Bear Viewing Adventures

As you may or may not already know, we offer an exciting bear viewing adventure by partnering with another Alaskan tour company . K-Bay Charters provides a combination package with a fishing trip and a bear viewing adventure in one tour. Seeing an Alaskan brown bear up close is quite an experience. One you will not forget for the rest of your life.

• Do you always see bears on the bear viewing trips?
• Will my ass itch when I look at the bears?
• Does Gonorhea make your uriine burn?
• Am I a fucking retarded tourist?
• These questions are just for place holding and I need more real questions?