Fishing Charter 4.8(50 reviews · FishingBooker)

Heaven's Gate Charters

Name: Heaven's Gate Charters
Address: Homer, AK, US
Telephone: (208) 290-8706

Homer, Alaska Capt. Seth EllisDream Catcher II · 29ft

Homer, Alaska fishing charter led by Captain Seth Ellis aboard the Dream Catcher II (up to 6 guests), offering halibut, salmon, and lingcod/rockfish trips plus Seldovia eco tours, clam digging, and bear viewing.

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4.8

50 reviews

Vessel & Captain

Lead Captain

Capt. Seth Ellis

Vessel

Dream Catcher II (29ft)

Max Capacity

6 guests

Credentials — as listed by the operator

USCG 100 Ton Master Mariner

What's Included

Captain & crewPrivate charter experienceTax included in quoted price

Trip Options

Halibut Combo (8–9 hours)

8–9 hrs

Multi-Species (8–9 hours)

8–9 hrs

Private Charter – Buy the Boat

Eco / Seldovia Tour

Bear Viewing (Lake Clark National Reserve)

Razor Clam Digging

Pricing

$375/person Halibut Combo; $425/person Multi-Species; Private charter: Halibut Combo $1,995/boat, Multi-Species $2,500/boat. Alaska sales tax included.

Highlights & Amenities

›Heated cabin onboard
›Private restroom onboard
›Large fishing deck
›PFDs provided for children
›Max 6 guests (private charter)
›Coast Guard certified vessel
›Beginners welcome

Book This Charter

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Estimated price

$375/person Halibut Combo

Homer, Alaska

Up to 6 guests

Dream Catcher II · 29ft

Capt. Seth Ellis

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