Halibut Fishing in Alaska

Great new website

We are unveiling a new hunting in Alaska resource site in 2010. There's a couple of pages up right now, but it's not the site that will be up. I have to get some links coming in so when I unveil the new site, the domain will already but up in the search engines. Please make sure to check it out now, and also check back later in 2010.

The fishing and hunting season went awesome. Two Dall sheep, three moose, four bear.
We also had an incredible fishing season, a couple of 200lbers that we let go and more than a few days of fantastic halibut fishing.

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Some Pictures

Some pictures from last year's guiding season.
This is my first picture posting from a great alaska fishing
season. This fish is taken from a fly fishing trip on the Chuit river on the west side of Cook Inlet

Homer Halibut Fishing

Coming up to Alaska and finding the right fishing charter service can be an overwhelming task. There are many choices on what to fish, where to fish, and who to fish with. Alaska Classic Adventures will make those decisions much easier, offering the very best in Alaska halibut sportsfishing and first-class fly out fishing trips. Our guides are enthusiastic, friendly, the best in the business types that will always go that extra mile to make your adventure worthwhile. Creating authentic Alaska fishing experiences is not just our livelihood, but in our spirit and way of life.
Alaska Halibut Fishing

Homer, Alaska the halibut fishing capital of the world! The waters surrounding Homer are amongst the most productive halibut fisheries in the world not to mention offering incredible wildlife viewing. Sea otters, puffins, eagles, seals, porpoises and whales all make Kachemack Bay their home. Fishing isn't just a sport in Homer, but a great way to spend the day taking in breathtaking scenery, enjoying family and friends, and ooh yes catching big barn door Alaskan halibut.

Alaska Halibut Fishing

Alaska Halibut Fishing

Homer, Alaska the halibut fishing capital of the world! The waters surrounding Homer are amongst the most productive halibut fisheries in the world not to mention offering incredible wildlife viewing. Sea otters, puffins, eagles, seals, porpoises and whales all make Kachemack Bay their home. Fishing isn't just a sport in Homer, but a great way to spend the day taking in breathtaking scenery, enjoying family and friends, and ooh yes catching big barn door Alaskan halibut.

Alaska Halibut Fishing