test form

Contact Us

For general information about any of our 3 lodges please contact Brian Kraft, Owner and general Manager of the lodges.

Anchorage office: 888-826-7376
Cell: 907-227-8719
Email: brian@fishasl.mixedmediagraphics.com

For questions regarding a specific lodge contact:

Alaska Sportsman’s Lodge
Direct contact 907-276-7605
Bkraft@alaskasportsmanslodge.com

Alaska Sportsman’s Bear Trail Lodge
Nanci Morris-Lyon
Direct contact 907-469-0622
Gofish@beartraillodge.com

Bristol Bay Lodge
Steve Laurent
Direct Contact 907-743-0326
Slaurent@bristolbaylodge.com

Sportsman’s Lodge Ethos | Brian Kraft Interview

July 19, 2018 By Sportsmans Blog

The bounty of Bristol Bay is difficult to comprehend, even for those of us who have lived and worked in the region for decades. For people who haven’t visited Bristol Bay, it’s impossible to fully understand the importance of the salmon resource to the region. At Alaska Sportsman’s Lodge, we have a responsibility to the land, the people, and the… Read More

Guide Jeff Talks Kvichak Rainbows

May 23, 2018 By Sportsmans Blog

These are no ordinary rainbows! In this interview with veteran guide Jeff Pfaender, he chats about his experience with these ‘trout of steel’ from the Kvichak River.

Brian Kraft talks lodge location on the Kvichak River.

May 9, 2018 By Sportsmans Blog

Location, location, location. Location is the number 1 factor for real estate. The same is true for a remote Alaska fishing lodge. In the video above, Alaska Sportsman’s Lodge owner Brian Kraft talks about the strategic location of the lodge and how it pertains to the fishing program.

Nushagak King Camp | New Video

March 5, 2018 By admin

A 2-minute video showcasing the Alaska Sportsman’s Lodge Nushagak King Camp. We stage our guides, boats and equipment out of this spike camp exclusively for our guests. We know what a gift it is to be located so close to the world’s largest King Salmon run. We make sure that our anglers can take full advantage of this fact with… Read More

Mousing Alaska Rainbows | 6 Tips

March 5, 2018 By admin

1. Be mindful of hook size. Some mouse patterns employ very large size 2 and 4 gap hooks with Northern Pike or larger game fish in mind. With a hook that size, it can be fatal for trout. A smaller hook accommodates a smaller mouse pattern. Which is an appropriate imitation for the actual size rodents that trout eat. In… Read More

test form

Contact Us

General Information

The Alaska Sportsman’s Lodge

Bristol Bay Lodge

Follow Us