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Alaska
Think “Wilderness” and Alaska comes to mind before any other fishing destination. From Southeast Alaska, to the Illiamna region, Katmai National Park, and into Alaska's interior - Alaska offers what many agree is the finest freshwater fishing in the world. Home to trophy rainbows, all five species of Pacific salmon, Dolly Varden, char, lake trout, pike and more, the fishing opportunities in Alaska are endless. more >
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Alaska Charter Service (Adventurous Mothership)
Southeast Alaska is home to one of the most fertile maritime environments on the planet. All five species of salmon, steelhead, halibut and a plethora of bottom fish abound in these waters. Leaving behind crowded fishing grounds on five day “live aboard” excursions, guests aboard the Adventurous will have access to the most remote and untouched fishing opportunities in all of Southeast Alaska. more >
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Alaska Sportsman's Lodge
This full service fishing lodge is located in the heart of the Bristol Bay region on the banks of the world-famous Kvichak River. With annual salmon runs in the millions and rainbow trout in excess of thirty inches, anglers throughout the world see this area as the pinnacle of sport fishing. more >
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Alaska West Wilderness Tent Lodge
Alaska West is by definition a remote wilderness fishing camp - a place where you can expect to catch fish until your arms are sore and your back aches. This is a place to spend quality time with quality people like yourself on an incredibly special and productive river. more >
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Rainbow Point Lodge
While there are a number of fine lodges scattered throughout the Bristol Bay area, none that we've found offer the intimate, personal, and quality experience found at Alaska's Rainbow Point Lodge. Most of the fishing out of Rainbow Point Lodge is done on the lodge's "home waters" - the Upper and Lower sections of the Copper River, and the Gibraltar River. more >
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Brooks Lodge
Brooks Lodge is the gateway to Katmai National Park. Ideal for the do-it-yourself angler and those looking to do more than simply fish, Brooks Lodge is a fantastic all-around Alaskan destination. The primary species found in the Brooks River are rainbow trout, arctic grayling and sockeye salmon. Daily fly out options to the nearby Kulik River and numerous other rivers and streams are also available. more >
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Great Alaska Adventure Lodge
Located on the famed Kenai Peninsula, this lodge offers everything from sightseeing and adventure travel options to multi-activity trips to world-class fishing. Great Alaska Adventure Lodge is fortunate to have been permitted to fish the refuge trout waters of the Upper Kenai. This area is one of the most spectacular trout fisheries in the state, and catching and releasing 25 trout or char up to 10 pounds in a single day is not uncommon. more >
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Grosvenor Lodge
Accommodating only six anglers per week, guests at Grosvenor can expect total seclusion, comfortable accommodations, and excellent fishing for rainbow trout, char, lake trout, northern pike, and salmon. Fishing includes day trips over to Lower American Creek, fishing the narrows directly in front of the lodge, and numerous streams and creeks in close proximity to the lodge. You can also arrange daily fly-outs to other area rivers. more >
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Kulik Lodge
The Kulik River is the quintessential Alaskan rainbow river, supporting huge numbers of healthy rainbowsand providing extensive spawning grounds to thousands of sockeye salmon fueling the native trout population. At Kulik you will experience superb fishing and accommodations, excellent amenities, and breathtaking scenery. more >
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Tordillo Mountain Lodge
Located on quiet Judd Lake in the Alaska Range, the Tordrillo Mountain Lodge offers deluxe accommodations, gourmet dining and a peaceful, picturesque atmosphere combined with some of the finest adventure activities for all ages and abilities found anywhere in Alaska. more >
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Mission Lodge
Mission Lodge is hands down one of the nicest, best-run operations anywhere in Alaska. In a region that is loaded with fishing options, Mission Lodge's fishing program covers an area up to 120 miles in any direction with the use of three DeHavilland Beaver float planes. more >
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No See Um Lodge
No See Um Lodge sits directly on the shores of Alaska’s famous Kvichak River, surrounded by thousands of miles of pristine waters and wilderness. No See Um has proudly earned the reputation of being one of Alaska’s finest fly-out lodges with unsurpassed service that puts this operation in a class by itself. more >
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Riversong Lodge
The lodge is located 70 air miles northwest of Anchorage on the southern bank of the Yentna River at the confluence of Lake Creek. Accessible by floatplane only, this is a quick and easy trip from Anchorage, making Riversong an ideal destination for a day trip, a weekend excursion, or an add-on to a longer Alaskan destination lodge package. more >
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Rapids Camp Lodge
Easy to get to, hard to leave. Rapids Camp Lodge is just an 80-minute flight from Anchorage, yet it’s a world away from the hustle and bustle of modern day life. Unparalleled fly fishing in the heart of the famed Bristol Bay watershed -- home to enormous rainbow trout, all five species of Pacific salmon, char, pike, halibut and grayling. more >
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Reel Wilderness Adventures
If you're looking for an economical Alaskan option that offers great fishing, a great location, extra-long days on the water, and good food and amenities, then Reel Wilderness Adventures is an option that we highly recommend. This is a first-rate, no-frills operation that is far-and-away one of the best values in all of Alaska. more >
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Alaska Sportsman's Bear Trail Lodge
Located roughly 14 miles downstream from Naknek Lake at the confluence of King Salmon Creek and the Naknek River is Alaska Sportsman’s Bear Trail Lodge, newly remodeled and renovated by the same people who own the famous Alaska Sportsman’s Lodge. The Naknek River is home to all five species of Pacific salmon as well as some of the largest rainbow trout in all of Alaska. The Naknek was recently named the “#1 Rainbow Trout River” in Alaska by Fish Alaska Magazine. more >
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