Daniel's Guide to Homer
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Local News Papers:
Transportation:
- Era Aviation: Serving you with several flights daily to and from Homer www.flyera.com
235-7565 or 800-866-8394
- Grant Aviation: A new comer to the area Grant has several flights daily to and from Homer www.flygrant.com 235-2757 or 888-359-47 26
- Homer Stage Line: Bus service from Anchorage to Homer that can haul people or cargo.
www.homerstageline.com 235-2252 or 868-3914 (Anchorage)
- Alaska Marine Highway System Reservation and Ticketing Agent:
The Alaska Marine Highway (ferry) does come in and out of Homer but not on a
regular-type schedule so check these guys out if your thinking about taking the ferry.
www.akmhs.com (907) 235-7099 or 800-382-9229
Rental Cars:
Alaska State Fishing & Hunting Licenses:
You can purchase your sport fishing License online.
Click here for information or license registration: www.admin.adfg.state.ak.us/license
Fish Processing:
Coal Point Trading Co: They package fish to perfection. Often their vacuum packed fish
can last a couple of years in the freezer. We highly recommend this crew. www.welovefish.com
(907)235-3877 or 800-325-3877
Cold Storage:
Homer:
Coal Point Trading Co: They can hold your fish until you are ready to leave or ready to have it shipped out. They also have the capability to flash freeze your catch. www.welovefish.com 235-3877 or 800-325-3877
Seward:
Jack’s Seafood Locker: Conviently located in town Jack’s Seafood Locker can process your fish in Seward or hold fish in their freezers that you have caught and had processed in Homer. www.captainjacksalaska.com (907) 224-8082
Anchorage:
Ted Stevens International Airport: Located on the 1st level of the airport with ample freezer space you can access this cold storage area from 5am- 3am. The cost is $12-$15 per box or cooler per day. (907) 248-0373
Homer Fishing Charters: Boats located in the Homer Harbor
6-Pack Boats: Daniel’s Personalized Guide Service, of course always our first choice but if Daniel happens to be full check out these other guys:
Captain Greg’s Charters: Aboard the 31’ F/V TomahawkGreg has been a licensed skipper since 1978 and loves to fish. He can fish for Salmon, Halibut or a combination of both species as part of your Alaskan experience. http://www.captgreg.com/ 877-235-4756 or 235-4756
Captain Pete’s Alaskan Experience: After commercial and sport fishing all over the state Capt. Pete started taking charters here in Homer in 1997. He offers Halibut, Salmon, combination fishing or sightseeing cruises aboard his 30’ Chris Craft F/V Julia Lynn http://www.captpete.com/(907)235-2911
Winter King Charters: After retiring to Homer Rex fell in love with fishing the waters of Kachemak Bay and Cook Inlet. He now offers that same experience to you. http://www.winterking.com/ 235-9113 or 866-323-9113
Magic Waters Charters: With 23 years of fishing experience Peter K. can lead you to the prime areas for catching Salmon, Halibut or Lingcod aboard the comfortable “Sorceress”, a 28’ Glasply Cruiser. http://www.magicwaterscharters.com/ 235-0175 or 866-477-3474
Time Out Charters: Whether its fishing for Halibut or Salmon or sightseeing Captain Dave Cloud has the experience to show you a great time. His 24’ Bayweld is easily suited for smaller groups. http://www.timeoutchartersalaska.com/ 235-6807 or (907) 299-0183
Seaflight Charters: Don’t let Bruce’s Alabama accent fool you he’s been fishing these waters for halibut, salmon or a combination of both for as long as we can all remember. http://www.seaflightsportfishing.com/ (907) 235-7572 Slip G-31
Midnight Sun Charters: Brian has fished these waters since 1991 both commercially and sport. Brian has now turned his attention on fishing for Halibut in the shallowest waters possible to give the angler the best fight ever. http://www.midnightsuncharters.com/ (907)235-6483 or (907)299-3047
Spirit Charters: With the beautiful 35’ Bertram F/V Beausoleil Mike Swan has decades of experience to lead you to the prime fishing of Kachemak Bay/Cook Inlet. Primarily a Halibut guide Mike is very capable of fishing for multiple species. http://www.spiritcharters.com/ (907) 235-1826
12-pack Boats:
Captain Mikes Charters: Aboard the comfortable and stable Catamaran “Wildcat” Capt. Mike can take 12 anglers for a day of Halibut fishing and has been doing just that for the past 25 years. http://www.captmike.com/ (907)235-8348
North Country Charters: Sean and Gerry Martin have been operating this charter service since 1979. Aboard the F/V Irish Sean and his sons have plenty of room to take large groups out for a day of Halibut fishing. http://northcountrycharters.com/ (907)235-7620 or 800-770-7620
Aurora Sportfishing Charters: Aboard the 37’ F/V Northern Lights Mark has run this boat for 15 years and can take up to 12 anglers to enjoy a day of Halibut fishing. http://www.halibutfishing-alaska.com/ 800-770-3701
River Guides:
Walk in River Silver Fin Guide Service: Gary has great local knowledge of the rivers around Homer and how to catch fish in them. www.silverfinguides.com/ (907)235-7352 or (907) 299-0311
Kenai River Guides:
Angle 45 Adventures: Jason offers a variety of fishing adventures. He offers drift boat fishing on the Kenai or Kasilof Rivers as well as hike-in fishing targeting Rainbow Trout, Salmon and Steelhead. http://www.angle45.com/ (907) 782-3775
Smokin’ Joes Charters: Based out of Soldotna Joe and Arlene have many seasoned guides that can take you on full-day fishing trips on the Kasilof or Kenai Rivers where you can target Salmon, Trout and Steelhead. They can also arrange fly-out and Cook Inlet Halibut fishing adventures. http://www.smokinjoeslodge.com/ (907) 262-1575
Seward Fishing Guides:
Alaska Saltwater Charters: Locally owned and operated Diane can take you fishing for King Salmon year round. The F/V Florette C. is a comfortable and warm 53’ troller-style charter boat that can easily accommodate 6 angers. http://www.aksaltwatercharters.com/ (907) 224-7254
Fly-out Fishing Services:
Talon Air: From fly-in fishing to bear viewing to flight seeing and big game hunting Talon Air Service does it all. Their pilots and guides have 30 years of Alaskan wilderness experience that can help you customize your Alaskan adventure. http://www.talonair.com/ (907) 262-8899
Kayaking:
True North Kayak: Where the journey is the destination has always been their motto as they have taken many people kayaking through the beautiful islands across the Bay for an experience of a lifetime. They have many options to choose from: ½ day, ¾ day, full day and multi-day excursions. Kayak rentals also available. http://www.truenorthkayak.com/ (907)235-0708
Three Moose Glacier Kayaking: This kayaking adventure starts with a boat ride across the Bay where you’re guided on a hike up to the pristine waters of glacial-carved lake. You then don a sea-kayak to paddle these waters around mammoth icebergs to the face of the glacier. http://www.threemoose.com/alaska.htm 888-777-0930 or (907)235-0755
St Augustine Kayak: With years of experience on Kachemak Bay Scott & Susan have committed themselves to providing quality kayaking for the adventuresome type. They can provide half day trips coupled with the Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies field trips or full day and multi-day experiences are yours for the taking. Kayak rentals also available. http://homerkayaking.com/ (907) 299-1894
Water Taxi’s:
Mako’s Water Taxi: Looking to take a trip across Kachemak Bay Mako has the boats to get you there. Mountain Bikes, Dogs and Kayaks are welcome. http://makoswatertaxi.com/235-9055
Smoke Wagon Water Taxi & Charter: This water taxi has several boats with seasoned skippers to take you across the Bay and let your adventure begin. http://www.homerwatertaxi.com/ 235-2947 or 888-205-2947
Whale Watching:
Rainbow Tours: The 65’ Rainbow Connection makes daily excursions into Cook Inlet in search of whale and other mammal sittings. Humpback, Gray, Minke, Orca and Finback whales are generally the whales spotted as well as sea lions, sea otters, porpoises and a plethora of other sea life and birds.
http://www.rainbowtours.net/ (907) 235-7272
Flight Seeing:
Kachemak Bay Flying Service: Fly in a fully restored Alaskan seaplane with Bill DeCreeft to discover glaciers, bays and mountains as only can be seen from the air. http://www.alaskaseaplanes.com/ (907)235-8924
Maritime Helicopters: Fly with an eagle-eyes view of Alaska in all it’s grandeur. Within a 15 minute flight Maritime Helicopters can land you on a glacier to stand where no one has stood before. What an experience! http://maritimehelicopters.com/ (907) 235-7771
Bear Viewing:
Bald Mountain Air Service: Lifelong Alaskans Gary and Jeannie Porter have been guaranteeing views of bears for many years and haven’t disappointed anyone yet. They make daily flights across the Inlet to the Alaskan Peninsula to see some of the most amazing scenery not to mention an up close and personal experience with the mighty brown bear. What a trip! http://www.baldmountainair.com/ (907) 235-7969
Emerald Air Service: Walk through, photograph, learn and experience the world of the amazing brown bear. Ken and Chris Day will take you in their airplane, the deHavilland Otter, for a trip of a lifetime. http://www.emeraldairservice.com/ (907) 235-6993
RV Parks and Camping:
City of Homer Camping: The city of Homer has 2 well maintained, reasonably priced campgrounds: one in town at Hornaday Park and one on the Spit right on the beach next to the fishing hole. (907) 235-1583
Kachemak Bay State Park: Alaska’s first state park and we can see why. You won’t find a more beautiful setting in the world for hikes, camping and cabins. http://www.dnr.state.ak.us/parks/units/kbay/kbay.htm (907) 262-5581
Other Activities:
Golf:
Kachemak Bay Lynx Par 3 Golf: 6.5 miles out East End Road you’ll find the most westerly golf course in North America. A 9-hole course, full line pro shop and rentals are available from mid-April – October. http://www.alaskagolfandfishing.com/ (800) 295-5969 or (907) 235-0606
4-Wheeler Tours:
Wilderness 4-Wheeler Tours: If you’re 16 or older you can enjoy the great scenic outdoors of Homer a top a 4-wheeler ATV. (907) 235-8567
Horse-back Riding Tours:
Trails-End Horse Adventure: For 21 years Mark Marette has been offering guided horseback adventures aboard gentle Alaskan horses. Mark offers many options for riding: short trail rides, half-day, full-day, overnight and pack trips are all available. (907) 235-6393
Walking Trails: Check out this map at http://www.homerswcd.org/
Nature Centers and Museums:
Alaska Islands and Oceans Visitor Center: Admission is free to this amazing facility where both the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge and the Kachemak Bay Research Reserve have made a commitment to educate and inform the public about the natural treasures in both the Reserve and Refuge. It’s a great place to stop while in Homer. http://islandsandocean.org/ (907) 235-6961 907.235.6961
Carl Wynn Nature Center: With nice trails that surround it, it is a beautiful place to walk around to enjoy and learn about the local plants and their environment. 235-6667
Center for Alaska Coastal Studies: Explore remote beaches, hike lush coastal forests or view nesting seabirds with the Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies. They offer a variety of guided natural history tours as well as children’s programs, yurt rentals and many other activities and events. http://www.akcoastalstudies.org/ (907)235-6667
Pratt Museum: To find out some history of the Homer area and information concerning the beauty that surrounds it the Pratt is the place to go. It has a bear-cam filming live action at McNeil River, aquariums containing local marine life, homesteader’s biographies and many exhibits that will lead you to look at Homer in a whole different way. www.prattmuseum.org (907) 235-8635
Theaters:
Homer Theatre: This theatre is downtown and offers the latest movies coming out to the big screen they also bring film festivals and documentaries to this community. It’s one theatre where you can feel comfortable clapping at the end of a good movie. I love that. (907)235-6728
Pier One Theatre: This little theatre on the Spit has great summer productions that feature the many local talents here in Homer. (907)235-7333
Homer Council on the Arts: Usually has a hand in many of the up coming artsy events in Homer. http://www.homerart.org/ (907)235-4288
Accommodations: Daniel’s Guesthouse “the Raven” perched on the bluff overlooking Kachemak Bay and Cook Inlet are always the best choices for lodging but if they’re filled up try these:
Bed & Breakfasts:
Bay Avenue B & B: A seaside B&B overlooking Kachemak Bay, this B&B is a relaxing and comfortable place to spend you time. Mark and Lori offer a great breakfast, comfortable rooms and a spectacular view. http://www.bayavebb.com/ (907) 235-3757 or 800-371-2095
Hoedel Bed & Breakfast: With a 2 bedroom/ 2 bath house and a little homestead cabin Nancy has turned her family heritage into a wonderful place to stay with a beautiful view. http://www.homerbedandbreakfast.com/235-8859
Aloha B & B: With 4 comfortable rooms to choose from and a hearty breakfast Aloha B & B has laundry facilities, private entrances and a large deck to sit and sip your Hawaiian coffee on while looking out over the Spit. http://www.alohabb.com/ (907) 235-0607 or 877-355-0607
Cabins:
Coyote Bend: This custom little cabin is set in the woods a top of West Hill. It has everything you need to make your stay enjoyable. http://www.coyotebendcottage.com/ (907) 235-4083 or 8
Jenny Lane Cottage: This cozy one bedroom sits above the beach and looks out over the Bay. Being right in town it’s you’re just blocks away from shops, galleries and restaurants.http://www.akms.com/jennyln (907) 235-5434
Sea Lion Cove: On the Spit above the Sea Lion Gallery the Lyon’s have made 2 efficiency apartments with kitchenettes, outdoor decks and views of the ocean. http://www.sealiongallery.com/cove (907) 235-3400
Vacation Rentals:
Alaskan Cottages: This 11oo sq. ft. 2 bedroom/ 2 bathroom house is nestled into the bluff with a full kitchen, laundry facilities and a porch to look out over the expansive of the ocean below. http://www.alaskancottages.com/ (907) 235-6525
Waterman Creek: This nicely furnished 3 bedroom/ 2 bath chalet-style home is set on the bench out East End Rd. with a view of Kachemak Bay and the glaciers set above it is a great place to call your home away from home. http://www.watermanlodge.com/ 888-435-6843 nor (907) 399-7843
Seagrass Summer House: This fully equipped 2 bedroom/2 bath house sits on the bluff overlooking the Spit. A convenient location it’s only a 5 minute walk to the base of the Spit and a 20 minute walk into town. http://www.seagrasshouse.com/ 226-2494
Garden House:In a private peaceful setting the Garden House is nestled in the trees just 3 miles out of Homer. It’s a custom 2 bedroom home that is furnished with everything you need to make your stay comfortable. http://www.kbayadventure.com/ (907)235-3772 or 800-821-3882
Hotels/Motels:
Land’s End Resort: This resort is truly at the end of the road. It sits at the end of the Spit and provides a complete accommodation. They boast a restaurant and bar, oceanfront hot tub, fitness center, spa, convention room and tour desk to help with the days planning. http://www.lands-end-resort.com/ (800) 478-0400 or (907) 235-0400
Ocean View Motels: Within blocks of the downtown Ocean View Motel sits above its own beach overlooking the ocean and mountains. Updated recently many of the rooms have microwaves and refrigerators for your convenience. http://www.oceanshoresalaska.com/800-770-7775 or (907)235-7775
Across the Bay Lodges: Accessible only by boat or seaplane
Halibut Cove Lodge: On the waters edge in Halibut Cove this hand crafted lodge offers a paradox of luxury and rugged beauty. With a full time chef in house your meals will be a decadent experience amidst the mountains and Alaskan wilderness. http://www.halibutcovelodge.com/ (907)235-6891
Quiet Place Lodge: Set across the Bay in the beautiful community of Halibut Cove this lodge offer cabins with private baths perched on the waters edge. They offer an intimate view into the unique lifestyle of Halibut Cove. http://www.quietplace.com/ (907)235-1800 or (907)296-2212
Homer-side Lodges:
Twin Creeks Trailhead Lodge: Sandy and Billy have made a quiet retreat nestled on the slopes of Diamond Ridge overlooking Kachemak Bay. Walking or Skiing trails are located right outside and with a variety of accommodations: rooms with private baths, bunkrooms and some rooms having full kitchen, there is something for everyone. http://www.twincreekstrailhead.com/ (907) 235-5144
Alaska Ridgetop Inn: A newly built lodge atop Diamond Ridge and overlooking Kachemak Bay Mindy and Allen offer guestrooms, rooms with private entrances and a common area for 3 meals that are served daily. Alaska Ridgetop is minutes away from hikes, walks or skiing. http://www.alaskaridgetopinn.com/ (907) 235-5680 or 888-357-4343
Hostels:
Homer Hostel: Right off of Pioneer Ave in a renovated historical building this hostel is near the heart of town so walking to the beach, shops, grocery store and restaurants is easy. Co-ed and single-sex dorms are available as well as 2 private rooms. http://www.homerhostel.com/ (907) 235-1463
Mossy’s AlaskanSeaside Farm Cabins & Hostel: For cabins, tent camping, private rooms or a bunk-style hostel this working organic farm is set on a unique piece of property right on Kachemak Bay. It is truly Alaskan. http://www.xyz.net/~seaside (907) 235-7850
Restaurants:
Café Cups: Jen and Dave have made Cups a unique atmosphere with an eclectic menu to suit any ones tastes. Easy to find due to the very large cups hanging over it’s door. http://www.cafecupshomer.com/ (907)235-8330
The Homestead: Boasting one of the Homer’s finest cuisines The Homestead offers steak or fresh Alaskan seafood with an assortment of wines and beers to choose from while looking out over Kachemak Bay. http://www.homesteadrestaurant.net/ (907)235-8723
Fat Olives: Located in main town off the By-Pass Road Fat Olive’s wood fired Oven makes their Mediterranean Cuisine flavorful with a warm atmosphere and great service. Grab a slice of pizza or sit down for a meal with a wonderful selection of beers and wines.
Land’s End: Locate in the Land’s End Hotel at the end of the Spit right on the beach the restaurant offers all spectrums of dining with a bar menu or formal dining with breathtaking views of the mountains, the Bay and the boats passing by.
Don José’s: In main town Don José’s is a colorful restaurant and bar with a Mexican /American menu. It’s also a great place to pick up a pizza or hang out and drink margaritas. http://www.alaskadonjoses.com/ 235-7963
Sourdough Bakery/Restaurant: Using many organic ingredients the Sourdough Bakery bakes fresh goodies daily and offers such Alaskan favorites as moose sausage, sourdough pancakes and seafood chowder for breakfast, lunch or dinner. http://www.freshsourdoughexpress.com/235-7571
Mermaid Café: By turning this historical building into a café/bookstore Andy and Sally Wills have created a great little place to catch a bit to eat while browsing through their unique assortment of books. http://www.mermaidcafe.net/ 235-7649
Two-Sisters Bakery: A local hangout started by 2 friends, the 2-Sisters Bakery is a great place for gourmet coffee, fresh baked goods (baked in their wood fired oven), soup and sandwiches. A great place to go after a walk on Bishops Beach. http://www.twosistersbakery.net/ (907)235-2280
Spit-Sisters Bakery: Located on the Boardwalk on the Spit and open early. The Spit Sisters is a wonderful place to grab a coffee, savory or a last minute box lunch on the spit. (907)235-4921
Panarelli’s Deli: A cute little deli located in old town Homer next to the Bunnel Street Gallery. They have a menu of soups, salads and sandwiches that are made fresh and a nice atmosphere to enjoy your lunch. (907) 235-1555
Duncan House: Good ol’ hometown cookin’. Open for breakfast and lunch you’ll find lots of diner favorites and is right in downtown. Great food and service. (907)235-5344
Boardwalk Fish-n-Chips: Great fish & chips or charbroiled hamburgers and conviently situated on the cannery row boardwalk for a good hot meal after a great day of fishing (907)235-7749 www.boardwalkfishandchips.com/
Cosmic Kitchen: Although primarily Mexican Cosmic Kitchen has a very eclectic menu with such a variety you can be sure that you’ll find something right up your alley. Good food, convenient location and unique atmosphere make this a great place to grab a bite. http://www.cosmickitchenalaska.com/235-6355
Boat Yard Café: One of my favorites. Located in the boat yard off of Kachemak Drive this little café does great burgers, shakes and a variety of other scrumptious tidbits. (907) 235-5638
The Saltry: What a deck! You’ll love sitting on this enormous covered deck looking out over the beautiful landscape of Halibut Cove. The Saltry has a fine cuisine of mostly seafood. It’s an experience to take the ferry “Danny J” over to the cove and walk the boardwalks that lie along the water while checking out the galleries of local art and then have lunch or dinner at the Saltry. I highly recommend it. (907)235-7847 or (907)296-2245
Seafood Sales:
Seafoods of Alaska: Pat Schneider works hard to find the finest quality of seafood available at a reasonable price. Give him a call to see what he has in stock. (907) 399-7843
Coal Point Trading Company: In their store on the Spit you can see their supplies of seafood nicely displayed or give them a call to see what they have in stock http://www.welovefish.com/ (907)235-3877 or 800-325-3877
Clothing/Supplies/Tackle:
Ulmers Drug and Hardware: Ulmers is a throwback from the time when 1 store did it all. This place has everything and I mean everything. If you need fishing gear, clothing, diapers, crafts, gifts, cough medicine, baking pans, etc….. Get it here. (907) 235-8594
Kachemak Gear Shed: If it has to do with fishing (commercial or sport) and hunting you’ll find it here. From outdoor clothing to tackle to 4-wheelers and outboards the Gear Shed has been meeting the needs of the Alaskan outdoorsmen for as long as I can remember. (907)235-8612
The Sports Shed: Right across from the Fishing Hole the Sports Shed is a great place to pick up a fishing license, last minute tackle or rent a rod to try your luck at the hole. (907)235-6779
Nomar: Home of the Gale Force clothing line these clothes are made in house and are built for Alaskan weather. They are located in downtown and have a large selection of these hearty Alaskan clothes. http://www.nomaralaska.com/ 800-478-8364(907) 235-8363
Galleries:
Ptarmigan Arts: In downtown Homer this gallery is made up of a local coop of artists displaying and selling their wonderful talent. (907)235-5345
Norman Lowell Gallery & Studio: Don’t miss this one especially if you like Alaska landscapes. Norman and Libby Lowell will be happy to host you through their state of art gallery situated on their homestead. http://www.frommers.com/destinations/homer/A28074.html (907)235-7344
Bunnel Street Gallery: The front half of this gallery usually features an artist and displays their work and the back half has a collection of treasures to buy from many Alaskan artists. http://www.bunnellstreetgallery.org/ (907)235-2662
Fireweed Gallery: Fireweed is full of contemporary art by Alaskans. You’ll find all different mediums used in these displays. http://www.fireweedgallery.com/ (907)235-3411
Homer Clayworks: On the boardwalk near Coal Point Trading Co. This cute little shop displays and sells pottery from some of my favorite local potters. (907) 235-6118
Sea Lion Fine Art Gallery: Gary Lyons paints some amazing pictures of the wildlife and scenery around Homer. You can find his gallery on the Spit. (907) 235-3400
Gift Shops:
Alaska Wildberry Products: Situated in one of the oldest buildings in Homer right off of Pioneer Avenue Wildberry Products was started in Homer and has since moved it’s home base to Anchorage but still has all of the wonderfully wildberry candies as well as other Alaskan gifts. http://www.alaskawildberryproducts.com/ (907)235-8858
Blackberry Bog: Shawnee has created an amazing store packed with treasures she’s found from all around the world. Every time you go in you’ll see things you missed the time before. I love going in to see all the creative ideas. (907)235-5668
Inua “The Spirit of Alaska”: As much a museum as a gift shop Bill and Katrin have found amazing authentic Alaskan treasures and have them beautifully displayed in their shop. It is situated on the Cannery Row Boardwalk and its sister shop The Roadhouse is on the opposite side and end of the boardwalk.
(907) 235-6644
Salty Girls Gifts: A cute little gift shop just towards the harbor from the Salty Dawg Saloon. They have salty gifts and every kind of salty water toffee you can think of. (907)235-8000
Spirits:
The Homer Brewing Company: Great place to pick up grog of beer or some Homer
Brewing Paraphernalia Homer Brew has several brews that are favorites with Alaskans. (907)235-3626
Ring of Fire Meadery: Established in 2004 the Ring of Fire Meadery became Alaska’s first and only full service meadery. A mead is afermented honey beverage made with raw unpasturized local and northwest honey and local organically grown fruits. Come to their art gallery & tasting room and give this beverage a try. (907)235-2656
Bear Creek Winery: Specializing in making wines from the wonderful berries of Homer Bear Creek Winery also uses grapes shipped especially for their signature wines. Come to their tasting room to sample these unique and flavorful wines. http://www.bearcreekwinery.com/(907)235-8484
Salty Dawg Saloon: You can’t go to Homer without stopping in the Salty Dawg. It’s one of those places you have to do at least once in your life. (907)235-6718
Real Estate:
Homer Seaside Properties: Passionate about Homer Kary Greeley specializes in finding and selling real estate in Homer and the surrounding area. She will give you the personalized service to meet your real estate needs. http://www.homerseasideproperties.com/ (907) 235-6996
Charities:
Make a Wish Foundation: We’ve enjoyed donating lodging and charters for several years to this wonderful foundation. There is nothing like a child catchin’ a fish to make his/her wish come true. http://www.wish.org/
Politics:
Alaska Marine Conservation Council: The AMCC is a great organization to keep you abreast of the Alaskan fishing issues at hand. http://www.akmarine.org/ (907) 277-5357
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