Your
Halibut Story
Starts Here
Full-day halibut adventures out of Homer with Captain Brian, on the 31 foot Belle Ile, catching fish that fight like freight trains. Welcome aboard.
Why Choose Midnight Sun Charters?
Smaller Trips,
Bigger Memories
This is a close-knit experience. Just six guests, one fast boat, and a crew that treats you like family from the first cast. It’s personal, unrushed, and unforgettable.
Off-Track Waters,
On-Target Fish
Years on these waters means Captain Brian knows the quiet corners others overlook. The fish run strong and the experience feels a world away from the well-worn routes.
Decades on These Waters
Since the '90s, we've fished these waters year after year – not just for work, but for love of the game. This isn’t a job for us. It’s a lifestyle we live and share.
Booking Info: Reserve Your Day on the Water
What to Know Before You Go
Price: $400 per person (plus sales tax)
What's Included: All bait, tackle, and fish filleting
Deposit: 50% required to confirm your spot
Payment Methods: Cash, traveler's checks, or personal checks. We do not accept credit cards
Daily Limit: Homer allows a 2 fish per person limit
Regulations: IPHC rules change yearly – we'll update you
What to Bring:
Food and drinks
for the day
Warm,
layered clothing
Rain gear
(just in case)
Call or email with your preferred dates and party size. We’ll get you on the books and ready for an unforgettable day.
Lodging
Our cozy rental cabin sits on a bluff overlooking Kachemak Bay. It’s quiet, comfortable, and perfect for families or fishing groups. Sleeps up to six, includes a small kitchenette, grill, hot shower, and million-dollar sunsets.
Cost: $150 per night, tax included.
Just five minutes from town but tucked away enough to hear the wind through the trees. After a full day on the water, it’s the kind of place you’ll want to come home to.
Our Boat
Meet the Belle Ile
This 31-foot Bertram Sportfisher, gives you a comfortable ride and a fishing platform. Outfitted with twin 315 hp diesel engines, custom tackle, and all Coast Guard safety gear, she’s fast, seaworthy, and built for big days on the bay. Inside, she’s clean, warm, and ready for whatever the weather brings. Outside, she’s made for one thing: helping you hook into the kind of halibut you’ll never forget.
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