Fishing Charter 5(5 reviews · TripAdvisor)

D&G Charters

Name: D&G Charters
Address: Homer, AK, US
Telephone: 907-435-4019

Homer, Alaska Capt. GarrettM/V Sweet T, M/V Snowgoose II · 36ft

Homer, Alaska fishing charter running two 6-passenger vessels year-round (January-October). Offers guided halibut, winter king salmon, salmon, and multi-species trips plus a scenic wildlife tour.

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5 reviews

Vessel & Captain

Lead Captain

Capt. Garrett

Vessel

M/V Sweet T, M/V Snowgoose II (36ft)

Max Capacity

6 guests

What's Included

bait & tackleall fishing gearexperienced captain & crewfish cleaning & filletingonboard restroom

Trip Options

Winter King Salmon (3/4 day, 4-6 hours)

3/4 day, 4-6 hrs

Homer Halibut Fishing (full day, 6-8 hours)

full day, 6-8 hrs

Captain's Choice (full day, 8-10 hours)

full day, 8-10 hrs

Homer Multi-Species Fishing (full day, 8-10 hours)

full day, 8-10 hrs

Homer Salmon Fishing (3/4 day, 4-6 hours)

3/4 day, 4-6 hrs

All-Inclusive Multi-Day Packages (3-day and 5-day, May–August)

Scenic Wildlife + Brunch Tour

Pricing

$400–$575 per angler depending on trip; starting at $450

Highlights & Amenities

›All bait and tackle provided
›Heated cabin onboard
›Water provided
›Small group trips (6 passengers)

Book This Charter

Book Online 907-435-4019 Visit Website dgcharters@icloud.com

Estimated price

$400–$575 per angler depending on trip

Homer, Alaska

Up to 6 guests

M/V Sweet T, M/V Snowgoose II · 36ft

Capt. Garrett

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