Fishing Charter 4.7(7 reviews · TripAdvisor)

Captain Greg's Charters

Name: Captain Greg's Charters
Address: Homer, AK, US
Telephone: (907) 399-4856

Homer, Alaska Capt. Greg SutterTomahawk II · 31ft

Captain Greg's Charters offers guided halibut and salmon fishing charters out of Homer, Alaska, fishing Kachemak Bay, Cook Inlet, and the Barren Islands aboard the 31-foot vessel Tomahawk II, with Captain Greg Sutter licensed since 1978.

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4.7

7 reviews

Vessel & Captain

Lead Captain

Capt. Greg Sutter

Vessel

Tomahawk II (31ft)

Max Capacity

6 guests

Credentials — as listed by the operator

USCG Licensed since 1978

What's Included

fishing gear & baitfish filleting

Trip Options

Halibut (private group charter)

Salmon (private group charter)

Halibut & Salmon Combo (private group charter)

Rockfish add-on (additional service)

Long Range Halibut (additional service)

Pricing

$1,440 whole boat (1–3 anglers); $1,780 whole boat (4 anglers); $2,420 whole boat (5–6 anglers); +$125 rockfish add-on; +$300 long-range add-on

Highlights & Amenities

›Heated cabin onboard
›Enclosed bathroom onboard
›8-person life raft
›Coast Guard 5-star safety rating
›Access to Kachemak Bay & Cook Inlet

Book This Charter

Book Online (907) 399-4856 Visit Website 1captgreg@gmail.com

Estimated price

$1,440 whole boat (1–3 anglers)

Homer, Alaska

Up to 6 guests

Tomahawk II · 31ft

Capt. Greg Sutter

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