United States

Kodiak Island Steelhead, Alaska

Fly Fishing Trip or Lodge Details:

You have a unique opportunity to be one of only 36 guests per year to experience world-class steelhead fly fishing on our special little river. Six guests per week in a remote wilderness steelhead tent camp for a guided fly fishing adventure.

Accessing is by chartered float planes allow for fishing and camping in areas where few others can. The remote coastal rivers have strong runs of wild steelhead, silver salmon, sockeye salmon and Dolly Varden. Because these are small rivers, no boats are used except to float out at the end of the week. This is walk and wade fishing at its best and it helps if anglers are in good shape.

These camps consist of insulated Weatherport tents on platforms with heat, lights, carpeted floors, hot showers and hot and cold running water. The scenery and solitude of this remote area, combined with incredible fishing for wild steelhead and makes this a world class experience.Limited to 12 guests with one guide and two guests per boat.

Season Information

September and October

Rate Information

RATES: $4,900 per person, 7 nights (Sunday to Sunday), 7 days of fishing. Rates are for the 2012 season.

INCLUSIONS: Accommodations, all meals in camp, non-alcoholic beverages, guiding and fly tying materials.

EXCLUSIONS: Air fares are not included. Transportation to Kodiak (suggested overnight), fishing license, gratuities, telephone calls, items of a personal nature, etc. A sleeping bag is required.

General Information

ACCOMMODATIONS AND CAPACITY: Limited to 6 guests. Shared tents. Tents are heated, screened with carpeted floor, cots with sleeping pads and electric light.

HOW TO GET THERE: To Anchorage (ANC) and then on to Kodiak (ADQ). Charter plane to the river (arranged, but not included).

LOCATION: On a “Secret” River.

HOSTS: Brad and Clint Duncan