The Sapsuk River, also known as the Hoodoo, flows across the Alaska Peninsula approximately 500 miles southwest of Anchorage. These exclusive fly-fishing camps are located along one of Alaska’s most pristine and productive salmon and steelhead rivers. Accessible via a scenic 50-minute jet boat ride from the Bering Sea village of Nelson Lagoon, the camps provide remote comfort and direct access to untouched waters, offering anglers an unparalleled wilderness fishing experience.

2026 Rates: start at $8,750 per person for 7 nights / 6 days

Chuck Thomas Sportfishing has been guiding anglers on Alaska’s Kenai River for over 20 years. Located on the Kenai Peninsula near the scenic town of Homer, the Kenai River is renowned for king salmon, halibut, and world-class fly-fishing opportunities. Fishing packages are fully customizable, allowing guests to choose as many king salmon or halibut fishing days as they like, or add an optional fly-out adventure.

For anglers who want expert guidance during the day with no set schedule in the evening, a trip with Chuck Thomas Sportfishing provides the perfect combination of flexibility, expertise, and Alaska’s premier fishing experience.

2026 Rates: $2,445 p.p. 4 nights / 3 days fishing (2 salmon + 1 halibut) $3,345 p.p. 6 nights / 5 days fishing (4 salmon + 1 halibut)

Anderson's Salmon Camp is located on the tranquil Lower Nushagak River in Alaska’s Bristol Bay region, offering a remote wilderness fishing experience in southwest Alaska. Accessible only by boat or floatplane, the camp provides anglers with minimal fishing pressure, ensuring a pristine and productive salmon-fishing adventure in one of the world’s top salmon destinations.

2026 Rate:  $4,200 per person for 4 nights / 5 days

Located 350 miles southwest of Anchorage and 60 miles west of Dillingham, Togiak River Lodge is situated six miles upriver from the mouth of the Togiak River and the Inuit village of Togiak. Bordering the four-million-acre Togiak National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska’s renowned Bristol Bay region, the lodge offers outstanding fly and spin fishing for king and silver salmon. From mid-August through mid-September, anglers can enjoy world-class silver salmon fishing, with an optional Cast-and-Blast program in September combining silver salmon fishing with guided waterfowl hunting.

2026 Rates:  Start at $4,800 p.p. for 3 nights / 3 days

Explore Baranof Island and Sitka, Alaska, aboard the Equinox, a 65-foot liveaboard charter vessel, cruising the region’s vast coastal waters. Discover the breathtaking scenery of rugged peaks and pristine waterways within the Tongass National Forest, the largest national forest in the United States, covering 17 million acres of temperate rainforest. Guests can enjoy fishing, sightseeing, and whale-watching excursions while navigating the iconic Inside Passage. Each trip is customized to match your group’s interests. Sitka is conveniently accessible with a 2.5-hour flight from Seattle, making this Alaskan adventure both remote and easy to reach.

2026 Rates:  $20,000 per group (5 nights / 5 days – up to 4 guests)

The Royal Coachman is a remote fly-fishing lodge in Alaska offering daily fly-outs to more than thirty rivers. The lodge provides 20 Jon boats for use on ten different rivers, giving anglers access to some of the state’s most productive waters. Guests can enjoy six-day guided fishing packages, including exclusive salmon rivers and King Salmon tributaries. The comfortable lodge is located on the banks of the Nuyakuk River, in the heart of Wood River Tikchik State Park—Alaska’s largest state park at 1.6 million acres—offering an unparalleled wilderness fishing experience.

2026 Rates: Start at $13,850 p.p. for 7 nights / 6 days

The Goodnews River in southwest Alaska is located approximately 450 miles from Anchorage. This three-branch wilderness river system flows through the Togiak National Wildlife Refuge before emptying into the Bering Sea. Goodnews River Lodge is the only full-service fishing lodge on the river, offering anglers exclusive access to world-class salmon, trout, and char fishing in a pristine Alaskan wilderness setting.

2026 Rates: Start at $7,995 p.p. for 7 nights / 6.5 days

Dave Duncan & Sons operate some of the premier river camps in Kodiak, Alaska, and their latest discovery is a remote coastal river on Kodiak Island with exceptional steelhead and silver salmon runs directly from the ocean. Guests at the Duncan camps enjoy exclusive access, making this river off-limits to all other anglers. Steelhead average 24 to 27 inches, with trophy fish reaching up to 35 inches. This walk-and-wade fly-fishing package is available for eight weeks each season, with a maximum of six anglers per week, ensuring an intimate and world-class Kodiak fishing experience.

2026 Rate:  $7,200 per person for 7 nights / 6.5-days

On this unique SET Fly Fishing adventure, anglers target trophy golden dorado at two of the company’s three lodge options, selected based on water conditions. Guests spend five nights at two comfortable lodges, two nights at a remote camp in the heart of the wetlands, and fly fish across two diverse landscapes for an unforgettable fishing experience. This destination offers world-class opportunities for golden dorado in some of South America’s most productive freshwater fisheries.

2026 Rate:  $7,000 per person for 7 nights / 6 days

Over the past five years, the Mnyera and Ruhudji Rivers in southwestern Tanzania have become premier destinations for trophy tigerfish, ranging from 10 to 28 pounds. This fly-fishing-only experience is ideal for serious anglers. African Waters, now the owner and outfitter of Tourette’s Tigerfishing Camps, provides exclusive access to nearly 75 miles of river, with a maximum of eight anglers per week. Guests spend three full days fishing each river, ensuring a focused and unforgettable African tigerfish adventure.

2026 Rate:  $10,850 per person + $2,100 domestic air charter for 7 nights / 6 days