We begin our season the first of June with the most productive King Salmon runs in Alaska. These tackle busting monsters average 25 to 35 pounds, with fish to 65 pounds caught annually. The fishing here is so productive your daily bag limit is most always achieved. Shortly after the king run ends in mid-July, pinks and sockeyes arrive in large numbers. Late in July and continuing through August, Chum and Silver Salmon make their entry into our waters.
Silvers are famous for their tackle smashing strikes and aerial antics.
The Chum is our largest late season Salmon and pound for pound will hold its own with any Silver. Both Salmon will readily take flys and lures. Rainbow trout and Arctic Grayling are available all season with the most productive fishing in early June and late August through mid-September. Fly fishing is the preferred method for taking rainbows and grayling, and our guides are experts in all aspects of Alaskan fly rod technique. The Lodge has a fully equipped fly tying bench, and we can assist anglers in creating any of the popular Alaska patterns.