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    Alaska Coastal Marine

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    Matt K.

    My son and I had a great time fishing on the Spirit today for halibut. We took the 1/2 day trip where the halibut are smaller than the full day, but we caught plenty and kept the best 2. The captain and our 2 crew including Tony, who worked with our group, were all knowledgable and helpful. We had about 25 people on our trip so there were some tangled lines etc, but they staff were quick to help anyone who needed it. The trip ran from about 6:30 to 1:30. We went out to the Cook Inlet which took about 2 hours, and we fished for about 2 hours in the middle. We caught 14 halibut between us. Everyone on the boat including a few younger kids caught at least their 2 that they could keep.

    Lisa G.

    Great time! Caught our limit of halibut. Crew was awesome - very professional and friendly - had a great day!

    The fish we caught on the Foxfire!

    Last minute booking trip. The Foxfire crew, Captain Grant and the deckhand Zoe were great! Great experience with first time halibut fishing. We would definitely go with them again!

    My wife and I at the end of our fishing day.  We caught four Halibut (two each).
    David A.

    My wife and I were on vacation in Alaska and spent a day fishing for Halibut on the Pacific Ocean with Alaska Coastal Marine Charters. We were on the ship named the Born Free with a crew of three as well as ten other fellow guests. The trip was about 7 hours total, with about 4 hours of fishing. It was a beautiful day and the crew was exceptional; very helpful, friendly, outgoing, and informative. They found two different locations where there were lots of bites from halibut and cod (we released all the cod and a lot of the halibut that was the wrong size). After we finished fishing, the crew cleaned the fish and separated the catch for all the guests so that we were ready to ship it easily once we docked back in Homer. It was exceptional service and a lot of fun.

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    Captain Ron led us to some beautiful birds, and we look lucked into a pod of Orca. Amazing day, truly the best bargain on the spot.

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    We got one decent halibut (40-50 lbs) and went to a different spot to fill our limit on smaller sized fish.

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    Inlet Charters Across Alaska Adventures

    Inlet Charters Across Alaska Adventures

    (27 reviews)

    What an experience! I booked an all day halibut fishing trip through Inlet charters who is…read moreprimarily a booking company on the Whistler boat with captain Jack, and two amazing female deck hands. It was me my husband, our two teenage kids and toddler. My daughter hooked a halibut within the first couple of minutes of dropping her line at the first spot, which got us all very excited. We all really enjoyed ourselves, especially the kids. We went to multiple spots to maximize the amount of fish which we all caught our limit without any problems and also was able to hook a handful of cods. Being that it was a slightly larger boat none of us got seasick, which I was really concerned for being that we are very prone to motion sickness. It was a beautiful day on the sea and we were blessed with beautiful sunny weather. We even got to witness orcas, puffins and sea otters. Overall thank you for such a great experience one that we will remember forever.

    Helpful crew, we caught our limit. All was good until we got back in port and they were filleting…read morethe days catch. Captain Tasha said that we could go and they would turn our catch over to the processor for us. We left but another in the party stayed to insure his catch got packaged for the processor. Out of 2 large Halibut, 2 small Halibut, and 2 large Cod we had 16 pounds of fish when we got to the processor. We called inlet and said we were missing most of our catch. Inlet blamed the processor for losing the fish. We talked to the other member of the party who stayed and he said that when he left that our catch was still on the deck and we had twice what he had (37 lbs). He thinks the Captain and Deckhand missed most of our fish, Inlet screwed up, but basically blew us off. Such a poor ending to what had been a great day. If you use them, do not leave your fish with them until you are sure they have properly passed it off to the processor. No integrity and poor business ethics.

    Catch A Lot Charters

    Catch A Lot Charters

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    Captain Mike and First Mate Holland provided an amazing, bucket list experience viewing the brown…read moreBears at Lake Clark National Park. It was unbelievable to see so many bears in their natural habitat so close. The sets of mamas and cubs were our favorites

    Beware the Catch-a-Lot Bear Viewing rip-off! My wife and I…read morewere duped by the false advertising inn their website and in conversation with the owner/captain. He suggested that we should be prepared to walk up to a mile to see the bears at the Clark reserve. What he neglected to tell us was that the walk would be from the boat to the shore through deep mud and muck in chest-high water as the boat anchored off shore. My wife trudged to shore with the group and encountered an unpleasant surprise: The guide was terrified of bears!!! While other tours arrived and approached a rather tame bear within 20 feet, our guide kept the group a quarter of a mile away from the bear, threatening them with being attacked if they approached any closer. My wife returned after 2-3 hours on shore (famished--not permitted to bring a snack along) and showed me a picture of the bear she had taken--It was a tiny brown dot on the shoreline! She confirmed that this was the closest they were allowed by the guide. He also spent a great deal of time in a panic trying to contact the boat via radio without reply--He had neglected to turn on the receiver. I was unable to accompany my wife on shore, though I was charged for the tour. Before we boarded the boat for the tour I told the owner/captain that my right foot is prosthetic, and he said that would not be an obstacle. I regularly walk and hike more than a mile, so I accepted his invitation to join the group. However, . I was unable to maintain my footing in the muck (not surprising) and was forced to stay on the boat, viewing a couple of bears through binoculars at a great distance. The website also suggested exciting wildlife viewing of many marine mammals during the trip--In fact, we sped full-speed to and from with no sign of marine mammals. Prior to the trip, during the collect-your-money phase, the owner/captain was frequently available via phone and email to answer all questions. After the trip, he refused to reply to any of several attempts to discuss compensation for the scam advertising. We learned later from folks who lodged at Clark reserve that the bears there are quite tame--the residents greet them by name, and one can approach without fear. We later saw, close, marvelous brown bears at Eagle River nature center, north of Anchorage, where they run wild, fish for salmon in the streams, and thereby reward a beautiful hike. The fee there is 5 dollars. NOTE: The owner/manager's replied to my previous review by claiming that we did not book and participate in the awful tour. We DID book and participate in the tour and have a payment receipt and booking confirmation to prove that. Shame on him for trying to cover up with a lie.

    Alaska Coastal Marine - boatcharters - Updated September 2026

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