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Emerald Pines Lodge

Approximate Cost:

4 - 5 Days: $2,000 to $3,000 Per Person

2 - 3 Days: $1,000 to $2,000 Per Person
Type: Lodges
Fishing: Guided Fishing Saltwater Fishing

What we fish for: King Salmon, Silver Salmon, Halibut

Emerald Pines Lodge is out of Homer, Alaska, the Halibut Capital of the World. While the Halibut fishing here is good, so is the Salmon fishing. Captain Steve is an expert at guiding fishermen to those spots where the fish are active. In 2015, many trips limited out quickly and those guests went home with some wild fishing tales.

Fishing with Emerald Pines Lodge and Captain Steve

Captain Steve has been guiding fishermen to once-in-a-lifetime fishing for over 40 years. Guests fish from a Cruiser VI and is 5-star Coast Guard certified. Every trip is safety focused so fishermen can fish with peace of mind. The lodge only opens for the best part of the season so if you want to fish with an experienced captain, on a good boat, then book early. July and August are the best months to fish off the coast of Homer and those are the two months that Emerald Pines Lodge is open.

The boat is well equipped and your stay includes all of your fishing gear, rain gear, and even boat boots. They take care of you and will process your fish and they can sell you a fishing license and King Salmon stamp.

Overall, you should expect outstanding Halibut fishing off of Homer with ample opportunity to battle a 100 plus pound fish. This is also a prime location for Salmon fishing as millions of Salmon make their way up Cook Inlet to local rivers.

Photos of Emerald Pines Lodge

Cruiser VI

Emerald Pines Lodge

Emerald Pines Lodge

Emerald Pines Lodge

Emerald Pines Lodge

Emerald Pines Lodge

Dining with Emerald Pines Lodge

Dining with Emerald Pines Lodge

Halibut Fishing

Halibut Fishing

Halibut Fishing

King Salmon

King Salmon

King Salmon

Salmon Fishing

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