Alaska, United States
FreshwaterAlaska Peninsula — lower Hoodoo (Sapsuk) River and the Sandy River
Hoodoo Lodge stands on private land inside the Alaska Peninsula wildlife refuge, about 8 river miles up from the mouth of the Hoodoo, also called the Sapsuk, and a sister lodge sits on the nearby Sandy River. Hoodoo weeks are fished by jet boat and on foot, first for kings, then all five salmon, then coho until early October, and each week includes one floatplane fly-out; the Sandy lodge offers king weeks and fall steelhead weeks. The trip from Anchorage and an open bar are in the price, and on Hoodoo weeks each angler leaves with 30 lb of frozen fish in a box.
June to October
In 2027 the Hoodoo has king weeks from June 19 to July 24, five-salmon weeks from July 24 to August 21 and coho weeks from August 21 to October 2. On the Sandy, kings run June 15 to July 20 and steelhead September 15 to October 20.
First is the fish the lodge leads with.
US$10,800 per person · 7 nights · 2027
Per person for a 7-night, 6-day king or coho week on the Hoodoo, two anglers to a guide. A five-salmon week is US$9,800; Sandy River king weeks are US$12,400 and steelhead weeks US$13,400. A private room adds US$600.
Prices are shown in the currency the lodge publishes them in. Confirm the rate with the lodge.
The pin marks the lodge itself. Location from OpenStreetMap.
Every fact on this page comes from one of these pages. The lodge’s own website is checked first; a booking agency is used where the lodge is silent.
Lodge website: hoodoolodge.com