Black Bear Hunting:
Beginning on Sundays in May and early June, we offer exclusive 6‑day, 5‑night bear hunts that showcase both adventure and Alaska’s unmatched beauty. Shortly after departing Homer, hunters begin glassing long stretches of remote shoreline for bears in a rarely visited region of the Peninsula that borders Kenai Fjords National Park, offering breathtaking scenery at every turn. During this season, bears concentrate below the snow line where fresh food sources are abundant, making encounters frequent and rewarding. Most harvests occur right along the beaches, minimizing the need for strenuous packing or climbing. With 18 to 20 hours of daylight, hunters enjoy extended opportunities for morning, afternoon, and evening pursuits. Much of the hunt is spent carefully glassing tidal flats from shore—an incredibly effective method that consistently delivers success. For those seeking a true Alaskan bear hunt, surrounded by glaciers, rugged coastlines, and endless daylight, it simply doesn’t get any better.
Sitka Blacktail Deer Hunting:
Now entering our 36th season of hosting Kodiak deer hunts, we are proud to offer an adventure that blends tradition with proven success. These hunts span 8 days and 7 nights, beginning on Saturday mornings with chartered flights that take you directly to the boat. Our vessel is typically stationed at the southern end of Kodiak Island in the Olga Bay region, a prime location for accessing world‑class hunting grounds. Over the years, we’ve refined our logistics and discovered that keeping the boat on site and flying hunters in provides the most efficient and effective way to maximize your time in the field. From the moment you arrive, the adventure unfolds—spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife, and the thrill of pursuing Sitka Blacktail in one of Alaska’s most legendary hunting destinations. For a detailed look at what to expect, visit the Deer Hunting tab for a full trip description.
Other Adventures:
There are many seasonal activities available in Alaska. June, July, and August offer a wide variety of salmon fishing. Duck hunting begins in October (Kodiak island is known for its populations of Long-Tailed Ducks, Harlequin, and more!). Several color phases of fox are abundant on the island during deer season, and Crabbing opens toward the beginning of the fall. Whatever is on your bucket list, we are dedicated to providing you with an adventure tailored to accomplishing it. Our staff's combined expertise and years of experience help to ensure you have an Alaskan experience not to be forgotten!