Alaska is a Fisherman's Paradise!

Join us for the legendary fishing found in and around
Alaska's famous Kenai Peninsula.
The tidal influence of Cook Inlet has created the world's richest
salmon, halibut, and rockfish grounds, where each year,
hundreds of "Barn Door" Halibut and King Salmon
are caught by both first-time and experienced sport fishermen.
The local streams and rivers also produce great fishing
for king and silver salmon, dolly varden,
rainbow trout and steelhead.

Fish with Capt. Mike Garcia . . .

Mike has over 20 years of experience as a guide and captain in Cook Inlet.
He is committed to providing a quality experience no matter
what your skill level or age. Personal service is a priority, along with excellent equipment.

Each 30 foot vessel features a fully enclosed cabin
with a marine head (restroom),well-maintained equipment
and state-of-the art electronics, tackle and gear
including Shimano 2-speed reels to maximize your fishing
effort as well as free fish cleaning and filleting.

We can also arrange for your Fishing License,
vacuum-packing, custom processing,
shipping and any other needs you have.

Accommodations Available . . .

. . . We book you into a wonderful bed and breakfast lodge or cabin near us.
The Bed and Breakfast lodge sits out on the bluff with an incredible view overlooking Cook Inlet.
Other accommodation arrangements are available, including cabins or RV parks.
In selecting accommodations for you, your comfort, quality of service,
and scenic surroundings come first with us.
We want to create a lodging experience for you that will compliment your Alaskan adventure.

Come join us . . .

Our fishing season begins in May and runs through early September.
The halibut fishing is fantastic any time during our season.
If you are after King salmon, May and July are the best times for
saltwater combination trips.

We troll for the Kings along the beaches and at tide change we run
out a short distance into Cook Inlet for our world famous
"Barn Door" halibut. Catch rockfish and ling cod after
July 1 and silvers in August.

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