HOMER FISHING FIELD GUIDE
M/V Sweet T: A Full Day of Halibut in Kachemak Bay
An 8–10 hour charter out of Homer aboard the M/V Sweet T for up to six anglers, focused on halibut fishing in Kachemak Bay with opportunities for whale watching and broad coastal views.
M/V Sweet T: A Full Day of Halibut in Kachemak Bay.
From Homer’s harbor the M/V Sweet T slips into Kachemak Bay for a full day of halibut fishing in waters long touted as the Halibut Capital of the World. The outing is as much about the sea and its wildlife as it is about the fight on the end of the line: expect long hours on deck, sweeping coastal vistas, and the easy camaraderie of a local fishing community.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Halibut Fishing in Kachemak Bay
The charter focuses on halibut fishing in Kachemak Bay, a region renowned for its healthy halibut population and the primary draw for anglers joining the vessel.
Scenic Coastal Waters & Wildlife
Beyond the catch, the trip offers wide coastal views and opportunities to see whales and other marine life while working productive fishing grounds.
A Homey, Local Fishing Culture
Charters launch from Homer’s local ramps into a welcoming fishing community—an experience noted as part of the appeal of fishing out of Homer.
What the day feels like
What the Day Feels Like
You rise before dawn in Homer, meet the crew and the M/V Sweet T, and spend a long day on the water—typically an 8–10 hour charter—moving through Kachemak Bay to fish prime halibut grounds, scanning for whales and coastline as you go. The pace is dictated by tides, fish, and weather, and the day centers on the rhythm of angling: set the gear, bait, drop, and wait for the telltale pull.
THE FISH
Halibut Fishing in Kachemak Bay
The charter focuses on halibut fishing in Kachemak Bay, a region renowned for its healthy halibut population and the primary draw for anglers joining the vessel.
THE WATERS
Scenic Coastal Waters & Wildlife
Beyond the catch, the trip offers wide coastal views and opportunities to see whales and other marine life while working productive fishing grounds.
THE COMMUNITY
A Homey, Local Fishing Culture
Charters launch from Homer’s local ramps into a welcoming fishing community—an experience noted as part of the appeal of fishing out of Homer.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this charter suits—and who it doesn’t.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Confirm gear and clothing recommendations with the operator before the trip; the operator or crew will advise what to bring for an 8–10 hour halibut charter.
Meet at the designated Homer ramp area (see operator instructions) in the early morning; charters are conducted aboard the M/V Sweet T under the listed captain.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is a typical charter?
Charters range from 8 to 10 hours depending on the type.
Where and when do we meet?
Meet time is 6 AM at the designated ramp area in Homer (launch location noted by the operator).
What vessel and captain will operate the charter?
The vessel is the M/V Sweet T and the listed captain is Shannon.
How many people can join a charter?
Charters accommodate up to six people.
What will we be fishing for and what else can we expect to see?
The charter focuses on halibut fishing in Kachemak Bay, with opportunities for whale watching and scenic coastal views.