Alaska, United States
FreshwaterAlaska Peninsula — Bering Sea coast, about 40 miles along the beach from Nelson Lagoon
Only two anglers at a time stay at this tent camp behind the dunes, where a small creek meets the Bering Sea on the Alaska Peninsula. One guide, who also cooks and runs the camp, takes them wading for wild steelhead with swung flies on single-hand or short spey rods from mid-September through October. Aleutian Adventures, which also runs Sandy River Lodge and Sapsuk River Camp, flies guests to Nelson Lagoon, and a Jeep carries them down the beach when the tide allows.
September to October
The season lasts four weeks, from mid-September through October, timed to the steelhead run; silvers may still be around in the early weeks.
First is the fish the lodge leads with.
US$10,225 per person · 7 nights
Per person for 7 nights and 6 guided days in steelhead season, September to October, two to a tent.
The year this rate applies to is not published.
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The pin marks the general area only; no closer location is published. Location from OpenStreetMap.
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Lodge website: aleutianadventures.com