Alaska, United States
FreshwaterSeason not confirmedAlaska Peninsula — Pacific coast
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On the Alaska Peninsula's Pacific coast, this nine-guest tent camp is reached by bush plane from Kodiak, timed to come in at low tide and land on the estuary. You can walk from the tents to most of the fishing, for silver salmon in the tidal river and off the beach, and a small tributary holds sea-run Dolly Varden. Two helicopter fly-outs to other rivers are part of every week.
Season not confirmed
None of the booking agencies listed under Sources shows a 2026 or 2027 season, rates or booking calendar for this lodge. Ask the lodge whether it is taking guests before you plan around it.
July to September
Chum salmon run from late July to mid-August. Silvers show up around August 20 and their numbers keep growing through September.
First is the fish the lodge leads with.
US$8,000 per person · 7 nights
Per person for a Saturday-to-Saturday week with six fishing days, in late August or September.
The year this rate applies to is not published.
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