Boardwalk Lodge
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Boardwalk is an Orvis-endorsed resort boasting some of Alaska’s finest salt and freshwater fishing. The beautiful hand-hewn log lodge sits in a sheltered cove on Prince of Wales Island, 42 miles from Ketchikan. The summer finds all five species of Pacific salmon: Chinook (king), Coho (silver), Sockeye (red), Humpback (pink) and Chum. You can also pursue barn-door size halibut aboard 26-foot cruisers or enjoy scenic solitude while fishing remote streams for steelhead, rainbow trout and dolly varden. Boardwalk accommodates just 12 guests. Your host, Lowell Nelson, and his staff will indulge you with warm, personalized service, luxurious rooms and gourmet meals prepared by world-class chefs.
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Alaska
Cruise Alaska
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Seven night Glacier Bay Inside Passage Cruise aboard the Holland America Line. The ship is designed to carry fewer guests, offering more space in which to enjoy each voyage of discovery.
Departing from Vancouver, B.C. on Saturdays and Wednesdays, this itinerary offers scenic cruising through Glacier Bay National Park and Canada’s Inside Passage. Navigate intimate Tracy Arm to the twin faces of the Sawyer Glaciers. Dine on fresh salmon and Alaska King Crab legs. Walk in the footsteps of Klondike gold rush prospectors in Skagway. Experience the rich living culture of Southeast Alaska Natives in Ketchikan. Challenge yourself with an adventure tour in Juneau.
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Midnight Sun Adventures
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Midnight Sun provides fully guided trips in western Alaska on one of the Yukon's largest tributaries. Established in 1996, Midnight Sun prides themselves on the size, vitality, and quality of their indigenous Northern Pike on the Yukon River in Western Alaska. Yukon Pike grow larger because they live in one of the world's most productive salmon spawning regions and thus have an abundant diet of salmon protein. The guides help you look for the real trophies: forty-seven inch and longer. Midnight Sun's record is fifty-five inches. Enjoy the custom-built houseboat for great Pike fishing, or try the float tour and jet boat fishing on the Aniak River for King, Silver, Rainbow, and Char fishing.
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Nushagak Camp
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Dave & Kim Egdorf’s Western Alaska Sport Fishing is a fly-in Alaska fishing trip experience in western Alaska’s Bristol Bay region. The Nushagak is a gravel bottomed clear-running, modest-sized river; an ideal habitat for spawning salmon, with mega numbers of rainbow trout, arctic grayling and char. It is truly a world-class fishing getaway… where you can escape ‘real world’ pressures and be selfish with your angling passion and fish your heart out… or just relax… at your pace… day after day… in total comfort.
The camp, on the banks of the Nushagak, is well-defined as “rugged comfort.” The surrounding wilderness is breathtaking and unspoiled. Fishing is the main attraction, with wildlife sightings and available side trips to spice things up a bit. Anglers will have excellent opportunities to catch rainbow trout, arctic grayling, and dolly varden (char) which are available all season; and chum, sockeye, coho and king salmon, which are available during specific periods throughout the season.
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Rainbow Bay Resort
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Accessible only by air, Rainbow Bay Resort is located on a remote bay of Lake Iliamna, bordered on each side by pristine Lake Clark and Katmai National Parks. Each week during the summer fishing season, a small select group of fisherman return to the lodge to renew friendship, enjoy the majestic scenery that is impossible to capture on film and experience the best sport fishing in the world today.
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Rapids Camp Lodge
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Boasting phenomenal runs of all five species of Pacific salmon, plus rainbows, grayling and char, the Bristol Bay region is the benchmark against which all other wilderness fishing is measured. Rapids Camp Lodge is a top-notch full-service lodge, offering daily flyouts. Each day, Rapids Camp Lodge guides will help you experience fantastic fishing on the Naknek River or remote fly-out streams. During peak chinook weeks, you can opt to fish on the Nushagak River. A highlight for many is a visit to the famous Katmai Wildlife Preserve, home to the world’s largest concentration of brown bears.
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Alaska
Waterfall Lodge
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Waterfall Resort offers some of the best salmon and halibut fishing in the world. In the clear cool waters surrounding Prince of Wales Island, rich times prime the deep waters with millions of baitfish that attract annual returns of trophy-size salmon, halibut, red snapper and ling cod. This natural phenomena first made Waterfall one of the most productive salmon canneries in Alaska. Today, the resort attracts anglers of all skill levels for legendary sportfishing and Alaskan adventure. At Waterfall, nature surrounds you. The waterfall that gave the resort its name cascades down a nearby mountainside. Black bears, deer, eagles and other indigenous animals live in the surrounding area. As you explore, don't be surprised to witness a breaching whale shatter the silence as it splashes back into the water.
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