Alaska Fishing Lodges
Exclusive, world-class fishing lodges are the ultimate wilderness luxury. And Alaska comes ready-made for them, with endless acres of gorgeous wilderness and enormous runs of salmon and other fish.
Why choose a fishing lodge for your Alaska vacation?
If fishing is the number one goal of your Alaska Vacation, staying at a fishing lodge is a must. Enjoy exclusive guided trips throughout your stay, away from the hustle and bustle of other anglers—just you and fellow lodge guests. They'll also help you pack and ship your prized catch back home.
What makes these lodges even more enticing is their all-inclusive nature. Enjoy transportation to and from the lodge, especially if it's a remote, fly-in, or boat-in exclusive operation. Dine on gourmet meals, a standard offering in these lodges. Additionally, some lodges provide a range of activities beyond fishing, whether you want to diversify your adventure or accommodate companions less keen on fishing.
When to book your trip?
Fishing lodges typically operate from May or June through September or October. The optimal timing depends on the lodge's location and the fish species you're targeting. Sockeye and King Salmon arrive earlier in the summer, while you can catch Silver Salmon in the later months of August and September. For avid rainbow trout enthusiasts, August and September offer prime fishing opportunities. Halibut, on the other hand, can be pursued throughout the summer.
Fishing Lodges
Mixing upscale modern and Alaskan rustic, Salmon Falls Resort overlooks the water 15 minutes outside Ketchikan in the foothills of the Tongass National Forest. Its secluded spot at the end of the Tongass Highway makes for a quiet, serene getaway. And while the resort is famous for its world-class fishing, it’s a place that everyone can enjoy.
Whether you’re looking to take your family off-grid for a bit of Alaska Adventuring, or for a great fishing spot with your buddies with incredible bear-viewing — or if you’re even an artist looking for inspiration — this lodge made up of newly renovated log cabins offers a customized ideal of bliss. It’s about 180 miles from the nearest road and offers an idyllic perch for exploring both the wilderness of Lake Clark National Park, as well as other ...more
The Northwoods Lodge is a remote lodge where visitors can find themselves in a 45 minute flight from Anchorage. The lodge specializes in guided fishing, and guests can enjoy 8 to 10 hours of fishing a day if they choose. Guides help you spin or fly fish for trophy king salmon, silver and sockeye salmon, or resident rainbow trout, arctic grayling and northern pike
Looking for an intimate and accessible getaway with an authentic Alaskan feel? Alaska Wildland Adventure’s Kenai Riverside Lodge will fit the bill, with just 16 cabins set on the Kenai River, surrounded by 3,000-foot snow-capped mountains. This easy-access riverside lodge has a remote feel, but is still right on the road system. Meals are served family-style, creating a more intimate experience, and allowing you to mingle with fellow guests and ...more
Enjoy the serenity of this intimate, all-inclusive lodge, which sits on a private beach just a 20-minute water taxi ride from Homer. Family-run and completely renovated in 2022, the Lodge at Otter Cove offers 5 luxury cabins with 7 private rooms and 3 delicious meals a day. Choose your activity each day from fishing, kayaking, hiking, and more.
An epic oceanfront wilderness experience, on the beach in stunning Seldovia Bay, Alaska. Your hosts, Scott and Janet Ogan will help you taste the exhilaration of a true Alaskan experience in their off-grid, hand-crafted lodge. It’s a small, family run intimate experience. Their mission “To empower guests to reconnect with their loved ones, and God’s creation, through the extraordinary place, that we are stewards of, at Treehouse Cove Lodge.” ...more
Exploring Alaska’s backcountry lakes, forests and rivers is a phenomenal experience. Wilderness Place Lodge — tucked away on a remote river northwest of Anchorage — offers excellent access to nearly any freshwater fish you came to Alaska for, along with a unique eco-travel experience that comes with a high level of service, a variety of non-fishing activities and the mellow freedom to create an Alaskan experience that suits your own taste.
Alaska Heavenly Lodge offers the best of both worlds: all the seclusion and luxury normally associated with fly-in lodges, as well as the affordability and convenience of being on the road system. You’ll find three hand-hewn log cabins, complete with a trail system and picturesque views of the Chugach Range and Kenai River. The location makes it easy to soak up the solitude of Alaska, as well as nearby adventures like fishing, rafting, and more. ...more
Discover No See Um Lodge, an intimate, all-inclusive Alaskan fishing retreat. Enjoy a week of expert-guided fly-fishing excursions, comfortable lodge living, and gourmet dining in a remote, scenic setting. With daily fly-outs to top fishing spots, cozy cabins, and amenities like a hot tub and sauna, this lodge offers a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation amidst Alaska’s natural beauty.
Hit the fish-rich waters of Alaska on this unforgettable fishing charter aboard a private yacht. Head out from Juneau for a multi-day expedition that’s perfect for everyone from beginners to hardcore anglers, as well as anyone who wants to join the adventure! Fish, kayak, take the zodiac ashore for excursions, stop in the small towns of Elfin Cove and Hoonah, and fish the Gulf of Alaska.
Fishing Lodge Itineraries
From $2585
5 Days
Visits: Cooper Landing, Kasilof, Anchorage
Land Package Type: Adventure Tours
The following is a 5 day, 4 night sample itinerary that seamlessly combines two nights at the Kenai Riverside Lodge with two nights at Kenai Backcountry Lodge for a great trip that highlights riverside and backcountry wild Alaska. Combination packages give guests the flexibility to choose trip dates between late May and mid-September from three to five days or more.