Big Dan's Fishing Charters
Homer, USA
View on Google Maps ↗
Big Dan's Fishing Charters runs family-owned, care-driven trips out of Homer and Seward, Alaska. You'll get individualized attention on our 6- and 12-pack boats, no cattle boat atmosphere. Homer trips target halibut, salmon, rockfish, lingcod, Pacific cod, and yelloweye, while Seward trips fish for halibut, salmon, cod, lingcod, and rockfish. We also offer Kenai and Kasilof River charters for king, sockeye, and silver salmon. Stay at our riverfront lodge and fish unguided right from the property.
Trips
offshore · inshore
What they fish for
Before you book a date
Check the live Bite Score, tides and 72-hour best windows for the water Big Dan's Fishing Charters fishes.
See live conditions →Fishing Homer
New to the area? The Homer fishing guide covers the spots, target species and best seasons.
Is this your business?
Claim this listing to manage your photos, trips, rates and contact info - and take direct booking requests with zero commission. Normally $19.99/month - free for a limited time during our launch.
FAQ
What does Big Dan's Fishing Charters fish for?
Typical targets include King Salmon (Chinook), Coho Salmon (Silver), Lingcod, Rockfish. The best bite shifts with season and conditions.
Where does Big Dan's Fishing Charters depart from?
Big Dan's Fishing Charters runs out of Homer, USA (4350 Homer Spit Rd Homer Boat Harbor, Game Changer Slip D11, Double Down Slip C12, Homer, AK 99603, USA).
How do I book with Big Dan's Fishing Charters?
Use the Book Now link on this page to check availability directly with the operator.
More charters in Homer
Quick facts
| Business | Big Dan's Fishing Charters |
|---|---|
| Destination | Homer, Alaska |
| Location | Homer, USA |
| Targets | King Salmon (Chinook), Coho Salmon (Silver), Lingcod, Rockfish |
| Trip types | offshore, inshore |
| Phone | (907) 598-3391 |
Listing details are compiled from public sources and may change - confirm trips, rates and availability directly with the operator. Ratings shown are from Google and link to the source.