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Each evening the lodge manager will discuss the fishing options available to you for the next day on your guided fishing trip. You will then choose which option you would like to enjoy. You may decide to fly-out for the day, go on a float trip for the day, or to stay and fish the Kvichak River right outside of the lodge. The great thing about the Alaska Sportsman’s Lodge is that because of our location, you have a tremendous variety of choices for each day during your professionally guided fishing trip in Alaska.

If you choose to fish the Kvichak anytime during your fishing trip, your professional fishing guide will use boats to transport you within a seven-mile radius of the lodge. Many times you will be able to see the lodge while you are landing your fish. Your experienced fishing guide will have your boat ready and will be waiting for you on the dock each morning

A typical day of your Alaska fishing trip on the Kvichak is as follows:

  • 6:20 through 8:00 AM Breakfast made to order.
  • You can eat at anytime between 6:20 and 8:00 AM.
  • You will fish until 11:45 AM. You are back at the lodge for a lunch.
  • You are on the river again by 1:15 PM and fish until 5:30 PM.
  • Cocktails and appetizers at 6:00 with dinner at 7:00

A Typical day at ASL with a fly out:

If you are on a fly-out for the day, you will depart the Alaskan fishing lodge after your gourmet breakfast and be at a remote location for the day. The guides will have delicious lunches for you and you will eat riverside as you take a break from fishing the clear and pristine rivers.  We do have shore lunches with fresh salmon prepared at some of our locations.  You will be out in the field enjoying the once in a lifetime fishing experience and the beautiful scenery you wont find anywhere else, all day and return to the lodge between 5:15-5:45 PM. We make every effort to ensure that your fishing trip is an experience you will remember for a lifetime.

 

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Brian Kraft
Anchorage office: (888) 826-7376
Cell: (907) 227-8719
Email: brian@fishasl.com

The Alaska Sportsman’s Lodge

Brian Kraft
Anchorage office: (888) 826-7376
Cell: (907) 227-8719
Email: brian@fishasl.com

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Steve Laurent
Winter Months Oct-May (509) 964-2094
Summer June – Sept (907) 743-0326
Slaurent@bristolbaylodge.com

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