2 Incredible Alaska Fishing Lodges.

Fly-outs do have some advantages, in that you will be able to see some fabulous remote streams and some very rugged and breathtaking country. However, there are some huge drawbacks to staying at a lodge that REQUIRES fly-outs in order to get to any fishing done. First, you will have to contend with the ever-changing weather. As pilots that operate in the area, which I am one of them, I will tell you that there are days through the season in the Bristol Bay area that you should not or cannot fly. The biggest constricting element on adverse weather is fog and lack of visibility. If you are at an Alaska fishing lodge that must fly you out, you run the risk of being stuck at the lodge playing cribbage waiting for the conditions to improve. With unpredictable weather, you could end spending your whole vacation sitting around. Secondly, by having to fly out everyday you are stuck with a limited fishing time in order to accommodate the lodge schedule for diner. This means you have to get up and out of the lodge on time each day you want to fish. Your vacation just turned into a regimented schedule each day, and you may not get to relax as much as you had hoped. The third thing to consider when choosing a lodge that must fly out in order to get you to fishing spots is that this amount of flying can take a toll on some people. You already made the trip up to Alaska, and then to the lodge itself. Not to mention that if you or your fishing partner decides not to get on the aircraft in the morning, you will not be able to fish that day. Our fishing  lodges do not require you to flyout to fish. We are located on some of the most pristine fishing waters in Alaska. Being located right at the fishing source, means your vacation is just that, a relaxing Alaskan fishing vacation.