Last Laugh Charters

04/10/2025

Very good news!

Sen. Mike Cronk of Tok has filed legislation addressing the impact of trawl and dredge fishing gear that makes substantial contact with the seafloor. Senate Bill 161, “An Act relating to the use of certain trawl or dredge fishing gear in state water; and providing for an effective date,” also ma...

04/03/2025

We believe in being prepared. The F/V Last Laugh is one of very few vessels in Homer equipped with an AED. All charters are not created equally.

03/07/2025

Big upgrades to the F/V Last Laugh:
2 new lithium batteries
2 new start batteries
New 4000 watt inverter
All 24 fishing reels rebuilt and lubricated
Getting ready for summer!
Come fish with us. Most of July is booked but lots of room in June and August. Remember, 2 halibut limit of any size per person, 7 days a week. All charters are not created equally.

02/15/2025

Starlink coming to the F/V Last Laugh!

02/06/2025

Great day of crabbing and fishing. Just another day at the office!

01/22/2025

If you want to fish with Last Laugh Charters, call now. Already have 17 days booked for July!

11/07/2024

Fresh Kachemak Bay oysters, buttery Chardonnay, and mignonette make for a good day!

11/04/2024

11/04/2024

Just when you think the feds weren’t putting enough pressure on guided halibut fishing. Just say NO!

Public Can Comment on Proposed Rule for Recreational Quota Entity Halibut Fee Collection NOAA Fisheries sent this bulletin at 10/31/2024 04:21 PM EDT Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page. OCTOBER 31, 2024 Public Can Comment on Proposed Rule for Recreational Quota Entity Halibut F...

10/26/2024

Saw these advertised on facebook and was a little skeptical. They came in today and fit perfectly. A far cry from the pair I was issued when I was stationed up here in the Air Force. Nobody I flew with wore them because of the belief that they would probably come off in an ejection and you’d be walking in the snow in stockinged feet. Just in time for winter fishing and crabbing!

10/17/2024

People often ask me about what I do with the fish I catch. I only keep king salmon, the best, and I only start keeping them this time of year. I can’t justify catching a king in May that I can’t eat until October. I let the fillets relax for a couple of days in my garage fridge then pull the pinbones out with Shun fish bone tweezers. Vacuum wrap after. No bones to puncture the bag and it makes a great currency!