Alaska, United States
Fresh and saltSoutheast Alaska — Warm Springs Bay, Baranof Island
Natural hot springs are a short walk from this owner-run lodge at Warm Springs Bay, on the east side of Baranof Island; it is reached by float plane and runs on its own hydroelectric power. Guests pick their water each day: fly rods on nearby streams and estuaries for salmon, Dolly Varden and cutthroat, or the lodge's boats and conventional tackle on salt water for halibut, rockfish and salmon. A naturalist program of kayaking, hikes and whale watching keeps non-anglers busy.
May to October
Open from May to October: king salmon run in May, and silvers from late summer into October. A base camp at Kelp Bay operates from June to September.
First is the fish the lodge leads with.
US$8,850 per person · 5 nights · 2027
Per person for 5 nights and five and a half days of fishing, plus 6% City of Sitka sales tax.
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Lodge website: flyfishalaska.com