The CURRENT LADY will fish the Kachemak Bay, Cook Inlet, and Gulf of Alaska for a variety of species, including HALIBUT, SALMON, ROCKFISH, LINGCOD . This beautiful custom-built vessel is equipped with three Yamaha 425 hp outboard motors (that’s over 1200 hp!) along with some of the most sophisticated electronics and engine management systems in the fleet. She also has the Seakeeper Stabilization Gyro System which will help eliminate Sea-sickness by efficiently minimizing the side-to-side roll as much as 95%.The Seakeeper will increase your hours of effective fishing while making a huge reduction in your fatigue by the end of the day, whether from seasickness or rougher waters. Besides fishing, you will enjoy the beautiful scenery of Alaska, sea otters, puffins and other sea birds, quite possibly whales and other wildlife.
Each day is a different beauty of its own.
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FISH SPECIES AND LIMITS
2023 HALIBUT REGULATIONS
2 Halibut per day per person
1 ANY size
1 28" or less
Halibut fishing closed ALL WEDNESDAYS ALL SEASON and TUESDAYS between June 20 - August 15, 2023.
KING SALMON: 2 per person per day.
Some areas near spawning grounds allow only 1 King Chinook Salmon per day.
King Salmon bag limit reduced from 2 to 1 in Lower Cook Inlet Salt Waters from May 15, 2023 through July 31, 2023.
In waters north of Bluff Point, King Salmon sport fishing is closed for the dates of May 15, 2023 through July 31, 2023.
In addition to your AK Sport Fishing license, a King Salmon stamp is also required.
SILVER COHO SALMON: 3 per person per day
5 per person per day. Only 1 of the 5 Rockfish may be non-pelagic. Commonly caught non-pelagic Rockfish include: Yellow Eye, Copper, Quillback and China Rockfish.
LINGCOD
Dakota Ocean Charters will generally focus on large Halibut for much of the day, then if needed keep smaller fish to round out the limit during the last hour or two of fishing. Not every customer will catch a giant fish, but our Captains do put in the extra effort to keep trying. Some catch the fish of a lifetime on their first trip out, some fish for years and never do. It’s the feeling that the next bait you drop could be that monster that keeps fishermen coming back.
Combos are an excellent opportunity to fish for multiple species during a single day, and are ideal for fishermen who only have a single day to fish. Most return customers request our combo trips. Large Halibut are a bonus and are often caught on combos, but there is generally not much time for “sorting” fish. Dakota Ocean Charters will take you to a halibut hole during the optimum part of the tide so that they can be caught quickly, leaving ample time to fish for other species. Most Halibut caught on a combo are between 10 and 50 pounds. If fishing for a large Halibut is your primary goal, avoid Combos and book a Halibut-only trip.
The Homer Saltwater King fishery is often an angler’s “best bet” at hooking into a King Salmon while vacationing along Alaska’s road system. Fishing for Kings in the Homer area looks to be excellent for the upcoming season.
Silver fishing can be fast and furious. Double and triple hookups are not uncommon when a school of Silvers is found. At times, the whole boat can catch a limit in an hour or two!
An action-packed combo, this is a great alternative to the traditional Halibut trip. Neither species requires a long run, deep water, or large weights. If your idea of fun fishing doesn’t include heavy tackle and deep water of Halibut fishing, then this is the trip for you!
Great to eat and easy to catch, Rockfish are often a welcome alternative to heavy tackle and deeper waters associated with Halibut fishing. It’s not uncommon for everyone on-board to be hooked-up at once when targeting Rockfish; making them an ideal target for the novice or young fishermen. Black Bass are the most commonly caught Rockfish, with Yellow Eye, Tiger Rockfish and Quillbacks and Dusky Rockfish being frequently caught as well.
TRIPLE COMBO TRIP
The Triple Combo Trip targets several species of fish: Halibut, Salmon and Rockfish.
- A $200. per person per day deposit is required. FULL BOAT bookings require 1/2 down as deposit.
- A full refund will be given if trip is cancelled with a minimum two weeks notice.
- A full refund will be given if unable to fish due to weather, critical mechanical issues, or unforeseen circumstances.
- No shows and last-minute cancellations will result in a full fare charge.
A $25 per person fuel charge may be applied.
Dakota Ocean Charters maintains their equipment to the highest standards of the industry. However, mechanical failures can and do occur. Failures of non-critical systems, such as the generator, seakeeper, cabin heaters, electrical downrigger, etc. will not result in cancellation of the trip or refunds of fares.