• HOMER OCEAN RESEARCH & EXPEDITION

    GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND COASTAL ALASKA EXPLORATION

OFFERING

Homer Ocean Research & Expedition presents a unique investment opportunity with multiple, proven income streams, including Kodiak deer hunts, specialized research contracts, and government services. The business also owns 25 line charter halibut permits, a valuable asset that supports both commercial fishing and government charter contracts. With a long-standing reputation for success, experienced staff, and a history of securing institutional contracts, this turnkey operation offers new owners a seamless entry into Alaska's wildlife and research sectors. It combines credibility, expertise, and diverse revenue sources, making it an attractive option for businesses seeking a steady and profitable venture in one of the most pristine environments on earth.

Marine Equipment Included in the Sale

VALIANT MAID 86’ PHARES

OUTER LIMIT 60’ HOQUIAM

PACIFIC SHADOW 82’ WESTPORT

22’ Atec Landing Craft

  • Homer Ocean Charters pioneered the vessel based hunts on the South East side of Kodiak Island, now in its 32nd season. The floating lodge is relocated from Homer to Kodiak in the fall to target Sitka Blacktail and Mountain Goat. These hunts are 8 days and 7 nights long. Hunts begin on Saturday mornings with chartered flights directly to the boat. The boat is usually located at the south end of Kodiak Island in the Olga Bay area. Through our years of experience, we have found that leaving the boat on-site and flying in is the best method to maximize your hunting opportunity. From there the adventure begins!

    The M/V Valiant Maid, our 85 foot steel hull vessel, is as rugged as the state she works in. Its equipped with 4 private cabins, individual bathrooms, relax/entertainment room, showers, 110v power, TV/DVD, stereo, state of the art electronics, freezer, and many other features (sorry helicopter not included). After a long day of hunting, there is nothing nicer than coming back to a warm boat and a hot meal!

    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 Old Squaws, Harlequin, and more!). Several color phases of fox are abundant on the island during deer season. Also, Crabbing opens toward the beginning of the fall. Whatever your bucket list is, 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!

  • PAST CLIENTS

    Alaska Department of Fish and Game

    Geo Engineers

    United States Navy

    United States Air Force

    ASL Environmental

    U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

    Pentec Environmental

    Hart Crowser

    U.S Department of Agriculture

    U.S. Geographic Survey

    University of Washington

    Exxon

    Department of Defense

    Bristol Environmental

    U.S. Army Core of Engineers

    Hughes Surveying

    National Biological Survey

    University of Alaska, Fairbanks

    Alaska Center for Coastal Studies

    Alaska Tribal Health Consortium

    NOAA - Auke Bay Lab

    ABR – Alaska Biological Research

    North Pacific Rim Housing

    NOAA - National Data Buoy Center

    Kenai Peninsula Borough School District

    Mat-Su Borough School District

    University of Alaska

    Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies

    Pratt Museum

  • The Katmai Coast, Prince William Sound, Kodiak Island, and Cook Inlet have more coastline than the entire west coast of the US. A tremendous opportunity awaits the next owner to take the business to the next level by expanding to these areas for bear viewing, fishing, and reshaping the expedition market.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE

Interested parties that have been qualified can receive access to more detailed information by contacting the Broker and signing an information provision and non-disclosure agreement.

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