Did the Halibut/Ling Cod/ Rockfish Combo Charter on Saturday & it was so great I booked the long…read morerange halibut the next day! I was amazed as over 2 days 20 halibut over 80# were caught (3 over 100 & 1 @ 200#). A dozen Ling Cod over 30# & limited out each day! Captain Gabe & Austin were helpful, knowledgeable & hard working (especially when landing the 200 pounder!) The boat is fast, smooth & built to fish! You cannot go wrong with these guys!

Large family group chartered a custom trip with Captain Gabe. We had a great time and the weather…read morewas phenomenal. We appreciate that Alaska Ocean Pros put the guest's safety as a top priority. We were on the Casino which was really nice and comfortable. Special shout out to deck hand Sam who did a great job.

We can't say enough good things about these guys. The…read morebooking process was simple and easy, they communicated the details for the trip and directions effectively, and Amos put us on the fish! The day of the charter I was fighting seasickness and a head cold, but rallied and it was so worth it! We had a great time and it was a pleasure to spend the day with this crew. We will definitely be back and tell our friends!

Cody has done a great job creating a unique Alaskan experience! He gave our family a new core…read morememory by riding horses along the beach to some beautiful waterfalls. Really impressed with how well he did with kids and making everyone comfortable for any skill level. Highly recommend! You can tell this is his dream and he wants to share it with everyone.

An absolute must for anyone looking for a unique Alaskan experience that's also suitable for kids…read more Cody immediately made everyone feel comfortable upon arrival, and provided us with some awesome historical facts along the way. The horses are very well trained and we all felt comfortable on a relaxed trail ride out to some beautiful waterfalls. Got to see some seals and starfish along the tide pools as well. 5 stars for this small, incredibly Homer business. Locals- check Cody out!

Truly a beautiful place to visit. We came in and went out on a water taxi. Enjoyed hiking the…read moreGrewingk Glacier trail too

I took a 20-minute boat ride from downtown Homer Spit, AK over to here at Kachemak Bay State Park…read morefor a few hours of exploring. Well, the most popular activity at Kachemak Bay is to hike the Glacier Lake Trail to spend time looking at Grewingk Glacier! Yes, lol, I spelled that right - Grew-Ink...and the "g" is left silent. Let me tell ya...I had a lot of trouble pronouncing this name, it must have taken me quite a number of times for it to finally stick in my head! Grewingk = "GrewInk" I departed downtown Homer with 49North Alaskan Adventures. The roundtrip cost was $92 with taxes. I guess that price was okay for ultimately just riding with a water taxi. But, if I wanted to spend some time at Kachemak Bay and see Grewingk Glacier, this was the price I had to pay. A family and I of 5 for a total of 6 of us left Homer at 1pm and arrived at the shores of Kachemak Bay at 1:30pm. We then had 4 hours' worth of hiking at our own accord, getting to visit the glacier and lake and then return to the shores for a 5:30pm departure with arrival back in downtown Homer Spit at 6pm. And btw, the Spit of Homer is the 5-mile extension for where the "land meets the ocean." That's what Homer is famous for, this Spit of land, if anyone's interested in knowing, lol. For the 4 hours at Kachemak Bay, you start out by hiking on the Glacier Lake Trail, which goes for 3.2-miles along flat land with no elevation. On this 3.2 miles, I must say...I really ventured through some charming and picturesque settings. The hike had a pleasant essence about it. It felt as if I was casually walking through some rain forest aspects with plush trees and bushes, all while the dirt path trail was clear and defined. I was simply enjoying strolling about. The 3.2-miles went by extremely fast. The 3.2-miles took me about 1.5-hours. I then connected for just a 1/2-mile walk to Grewingk Glacier. It's that easy. Grewingk Glacier is set in the backdrop of a quiet and pristine lake. For me being very particular...I wish the glacier could have been closer and within reach because I did have to zoom in on my phone a lot. When that happens, the closer I zoom in, the fuzzier the appearances are. Still, the lake had glacial icebergs floating in the waters which made for photogenic aspects. The tourists/hikers there were sitting down relaxing and having lunch. I walked the edge of the lake doing my usual thing, trying to capture the best perspectives of Grewingk Glacier. I took a bunch of pictures before leaving after roughly 1-hour. But 1-hour is more than enough time to view the glacier and get a real feel for the surroundings of the lake and glacier. Then I walked back the 1/2-mile to the posted sign where I connected with the Saddle Trail for the remaining 1.5-miles to a different part of Kachemak Bay shore to eventually be picked up by the boat. In total, the trail was an efficient 5.7-mile path and along the way I got to appreciate the calming setting of the outdoors with time at "The Toe" of another Alaskan Glacier. It took me 1-hour to hike the Saddle Trail back to the beach shores which left me with a casual 30-minutes before the return boat arrived. I used this time to just wander the sandy beach and take some last remaining photos. In the end, spending a half day/5 hours' time getting to discover Kachemak Bay State Park and Grewingk Glacier was as worthwhile of an experience as I could have asked for. I just could have used closer access to the glacier for more prominent views. But...if you are interested in going on a little adventure taking a short boat ride from Homer Spit for hiking and exploring, then this Kachemak Bay is for you.

This is the place for any steelhead angler, experienced or novice, especially if you lean towards…read morefly fishing. Brian S. and his associates are top notch, and I won't fish with any other guide on the Anchor or Deep Creek. I live on the Anchor part of the year, and have fished with these folks, sought advice from these folks, and bought gear from them every year for as long as they have been in Stan Harrington's old "Anchor Angler" shop. Just as Stan was a "Legend" in his era on the Anchor River, so is Brian. Montana Mike

Fished here with Brian on 8/22/2022. Very knowledgeable guide, great equipment. Would definitely…read moredo it again. Recommend.

This is a wonderful eco-tour across Katchemak Bay from Homer, AK. It is slow paced and safe even…read morefor the NON-experienced kayaker. (I'm 62 and have never, ever kayaked, and I felt very comfortable the whole time.) Rick is a great safety conscious guide and teacher and pleasant host. His love for his "back yard" is evident as he shares the sites as you leisurely paddle around Tutka Bay. You see and and can touch all types of star fish, photograph anemones, commune with otters, and enjoy breathtaking scenery. Then you help gather a variety of beach plants to go in the salmon and rice soup prepared right on the beach by his assistants. It is served with homemade bread. No rush, just a great way to experience Alaska up close and personal! Thanks, Rick, for a great memory!

If homemade bear camp was still in existence it was a beautiful and lovely camp to stay at the…read morestaff was friendly. The cook and his food was good unfortunately Clint passed away and Hall Bay was closed down so we miss you holiday and Clint and I hope Samira is doing good. Thank you.

The best vacation in my life. I've hiked the Sierra Crest Trail, ridden elephants in Thailand,…read morespent time in NewYork City, Washington D.C., Hong Kong, and elsewhere. Hallo Bay was a unique and wonderful experience. Their website tells you everything you need to know to get ready for the trip. They are very specific about weight limits for the flight to the camp. Pay attention! My family and I spent 3 days at their camp. Our guide took us on walks out among the Grizzlies that I will never forget. We were there during the salmon run and we watched the bears fishing, playing, sparing over the best fishing spots, etc. We even saw a male get his butt kicked by a female he out weighed by 2-300 pounds when he got too close to her cubs. A simply amazing trip. The camp is well organized, the staff is very knowledgable, the accomodations are better than you would expect in the middle of nowhere. Do yourself a favor. Visit Hallo Bay!

Now I'm not a boater..... So, I may or may not be the best to be giving the first review. But here…read morewe go. Huge boat ramp. 30'+ wide. Backed boat down with ease. Looks like two or three trucks could fit at a time. Once the boat is in the water, lots of docks. Parked truck and trailer in massive parking lot. Bathrooms located all around. As we started out to the Bay I noticed at least two ramps leading down to the docks. We passed a gas station and a bait station. We left to deep sea fish. Returning from our day of fishing was smooth and effortless really. We pulled up to dock, ran up to truck, load boat, pull up and park next to the fish cleaning station (see photos) cleaned fish and tossed all guts and carcasses in a giant dumpster. Running water and tables. It was awesome.