The Alaska Peninsula is primal and the land unspoiled with broad mountain ranges spilling out in all directions. Active volcanoes lead to broad valleys full of wildlife and crystal clear waters. Glaciers carved both the fjords and the lakes that lie inland. The locals call the river and the lake “Hoodoo”. The river flows 35 miles from the lake into the Bering Sea. The Hoodoo Lodge sits approximately 10 miles from the ocean. The river boasts incredible fishing for ocean bright chinook, sockeye and coho salmon. These hard-fishing fresh salmon will challenge any angler, seasoned or novice.
Located just 10 miles from tidewater, the lodge boasts incredible fishing for ocean bright chinook, sockeye, coho, trout and dollies. These are not lazy, spawning fish at the end of their cycle. These are hard-fighting fish that will challenge any angler. September steelhead is also featured.
Hoodoo Lodge is a 3,500-square-foot, natural wood facility with hardwood floors and spectacular views. The lodge has a lounge with wet bar, large dining area, full service kitchen, a loft area for lodge gear and fly tying, laundry service, 7 private guest rooms, full shower and bathroom facilities.
Fly: 9/10 wt. rods for kings and 6/7 wt. rods for coho and steelhead. Conventional: 7-8 ft. medium-action (silvers, chums, sockeye) 10/15 lb. line, 7-8 ft. medium/heavy (king salmon) 15/25 lb. line. Spin-cast fishing equipment and tackle is available by request.
Hoodoo Lodge handles all transportation logistics between Anchorage and the Lodge using a combination of private charter and lodge aircraft. You will be met at the Nelson Lagoon airport by a Lodge representative and flown by private plane to Hoodoo. Upon arrival, seasoned staff get guests settled and prepared for a world-class fishing experience and unforgettable Alaskan adventure. You’ll fish the next 6 days with an optional fly-out trip to the “braids” or remote overnight camps. Additional fly-outs can be arranged at an additional cost per person.
$8,250-$9,250 per person
Includes: Private charter from/to Anchorage/Lodge, meals, lodging, spinning gear on request, one optional fly-out trip, open bar. Excludes: Fishing license, gratuities, ANC hotels, fly fishing gear, waders/boots, and gratuities.
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Alaska is truly one of the last frontiers for purely wild fish. Seasonal prolific runs fill the rivers with large volumes of salmon making their way to their spawning grounds and eager for the fly. The season kicks off in April with wild steelhead fishing in southeast Alaska, followed throughout the summer by various salmon migrations. Wild rainbow trout are available from ice-out, with a double-digit trout a distinct possibility at any date ...