Thank You to Our Amazing Crew

Here at Inlet Charters, we have enjoyed the bountiful August season with berry picking and silver salmon fishing. To us, this time of year marks the peak of summer: picking the colorful berries, making jam, freezing berries for added color during winter, and having salmon in the brine while the smoker gets set up. As the Fireweed reaches its peaks, the Sandhill Cranes and their colts fly overhead while this year’s Pheasants strut through the tall grasses. We can’t help but feel grateful for what this summer has brought to us over here at Inlet Charters. We have had the joy of meeting many folks and have heard many stories from travelers and Alaskans about the joy of being out in nature and relishing in Homer’s natural beauty. 

We are thankful for the Inlet team and what we have been able to offer because of everyone involved. Our Captains and deckhands bring so much to the table, and work so hard to provide you with the trip of a lifetime. Our Office staff keeps everything in “ship shape” behind the scenes, gives you all the information you need for a successful and fun trip, AND manages to add humor to it all! It truly takes a village and everyone working together to make the best of what is presented to us. Enjoy some of the fun details about some of the Inlet Team. 

F/V WHISTLER

Lindsey

Lindsey has been a deckhand on the Whistler for 6 seasons now. She grew up in Connecticut but moved to Alaska ten years ago to work seasonally. Lindsey has spent time working in Denali National Park, the Alaskan Rail Tour Train, and has ended up making her summer home here in Homer, Alaska working in the charter fishing industry. In her free time, Lindsey loves to garden, cook, and is an avid artist, creating her own line of fish prints that she sells locally. Aside from being a first mate, Lindsey also earned her 100 GT Master’s Captain’s license. When she’s not on the water fishing, she can be found skiing in the mountains of Vermont, Colorado, and Tahoe. Lindsey has been a deckhand on the Whistler for 6 seasons now. She grew up in Connecticut but moved to Alaska ten years ago to work seasonally. Lindsey has spent time working in Denali National Park, the Alaskan Rail Tour Train, and has ended up making her summer home here in Homer, Alaska working in the charter fishing industry. In her free time, Lindsey loves to garden, cook, and is an avid artist, creating her own line of fish prints that she sells locally. Aside from being a first mate, Lindsey also earned her 100 GT Master’s Captain’s license. When she’s not on the water fishing, she can be found skiing in the mountains of Vermont, Colorado, and Tahoe.