They have never been introduced, stocked or fed. They have thrived in this area for centuries and grow to immense proportions. Along with these giants, you'll find char, grayling, pike and lake trout. And we see the yearly migration of king, sockeye, chum, pink and silver salmon. After a hearty breakfast, you'll head out in a Beaver Dehavilland float plane for a flyout to a remote fishing location selected by your guide.
Anglers typically fish two to a boat with their guide, or wade a remote stream.
Guides are qualified and seasoned experts who want to see that you have the fishing trip of a lifetime. They specialize in river and lake fishing and are armed for your protection. The lodge provides well-maintained fishing equipment that's ready when you are. Of course, if you prefer your own rod, reel, waders and hip boots, by all means bring them with you. Nearby Katmai National Park is 4.2 million acres of virtually untouched wilderness where you can find moose, caribou, wolves, eagles and, of course, the Alaskan brown bear.