Alaska Trophy Adventures
King Salmon, Alaska
Located on the upper Alagnak River in Katmai National Park, just 40 miles northeast of King Salmon, this deluxe Alaska fishing lodge offers a truly remote wilderness experience. Set on 160 acres of private property with 3,800 feet of exclusive river frontage, the lodge provides exceptional privacy, with the nearest neighboring lodge over 25 miles away.
Guests enjoy world-class Alaska fly fishing for trophy rainbow trout and all five species of Pacific salmon, along with premier bear viewing in Katmai National Park. This secluded Bristol Bay lodge combines luxury accommodations with access to some of the finest fishing and wildlife opportunities in Alaska.
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The guides at Alaska Trophy Adventures are experienced, professional fly-fishing experts with in-depth knowledge of the Alagnak River and its fisheries. Guests consistently praise their friendly attitude and skill in helping anglers catch silver salmon, grayling, and trophy rainbow trout.
Each guide is highly trained in Alaska fly-fishing techniques and jet-boat river navigation, holding a U.S. Coast Guard captain’s license to ensure safety on the water. Just as important, they are dedicated to providing a safe, supportive, and memorable wilderness fishing experience for every guest.
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Fly fishing is the lodge’s hallmark experience.
Spin fishing is fully supported, offering flexibility and comfort.
Whether using fly or spin tackle, guests enjoy world-class fishing for salmon and trout in a stunning, remote wilderness setting.
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Salmon Species (All Five Pacific Salmon)
Chinook (King Salmon) – the largest and most prized for sport fishing.
Sockeye (Red Salmon) – abundant and acrobatic, great for fly or spin fishing.
Coho (Silver Salmon) – aggressive fighters and a favorite for sport anglers.
Pink Salmon (Humpy Salmon) – smaller but strong, typically in even-numbered years.
Chum Salmon (Dog Salmon) – plentiful and exciting for catching on light tackle.
Trout and Char
Rainbow Trout – trophy-sized, the lodge’s signature fly-fishing target.
Lake Trout – often found in deeper pools and lakes accessible by float or fly-out.
Arctic Char – occasionally caught in tributaries, prized for both fighting and taste.
Other Freshwater Species
Grayling – known for their beauty and aerial displays.
Northern Pike – available in some waters for guests seeking aggressive freshwater predators.
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Guests stay in heated riverfront cabins with comfortable beds, running water, heat, and electricity, or in the 2,200 sq. ft. Swiss Chalet for larger groups, featuring a kitchen, living and dining areas, a fireplace, and private bath facilities.
The main lodge serves as the social hub, with a dining room, lounge, and panoramic river views. Meals feature fresh local ingredients, and complimentary Wi‑Fi and satellite phone access keep you connected in the wilderness.
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Season Dates: Early June through September 20, offering prime Alaska fishing and wildlife experiences.
Early Season (June): Rainbow trout and grayling.
Peak Salmon Runs (July–August): All five Pacific salmon species.
Late Season (September): Silver salmon and trophy trout.
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2026 Rates:
Sunday to Sunday - Fish Monday through Saturday.
Riverfront heated cabins
Two to 4 guests per cabin. Some of the cabins share a bathroom.
7 nights / 6 days guided fishing
$7,750 per person
Swiss Chalet: This package includes all meals. You will need to book your own group, as the Lodge does not mix groups.
7-nights and 6-days guided fishing
$49,975 per booking.
Fly-Outs for fishing or wildlife viewing
$575 to $1,200 per person per fly-out. -
Fly Fishing:
5–6 wt for grayling/smaller trout
7–8 wt for salmon & big trout
9–11 wt for Chinook/super heavy situations
Reels with smooth drag & ample backing, floating + sink‑tip/Skagit lines
Spin Fishing:
Medium‑to‑medium‑heavy rod (7–9 ft)
Reel with good drag and 10–20 lb line
Salmon spinners, spoons, and versatile lures
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The lodge hosts 20–24 guests, with groups of 2–4 staying in private riverfront cabins. The eight heated, carpeted cabins include electricity and most have private bathrooms.
The 2,200 sq. ft. Swiss Chalet accommodates up to 8 guests (six recommended)
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17–18 ft outboard jet boats for shallow, braided rivers and up to 21 ft inboard boats for faster travel to larger channels. These stable, maneuverable boats carry two to three anglers plus a guide
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Getting to Alaska Trophy Adventures Lodge
Fly to Anchorage, Alaska (ANC): Most guests begin by flying into Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, the main gateway to southwest Alaska.
Fly to King Salmon, Alaska (AKN): From Anchorage, take a regional flight (about 1 hour) to King Salmon Airport, the closest commercial airport to the lodge.
Arrival in King Salmon: Guests are typically asked to arrive early Sunday morning (before 9:00 a.m.) to connect with the lodge’s air taxi. If your flight arrives late the day before, an overnight stay in King Salmon is recommended.
Air Taxi to the Lodge: From King Salmon, enjoy a scenic 30-minute bush plane flight across Katmai National Park to the lodge’s private airstrip on the Alagnak River. Lodge staff meet you on arrival to assist with luggage and welcome you.
Return Travel: On departure day, schedule a late-afternoon flight back to Anchorage to allow extra time for possible weather delays, which are common in the region.
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The Packages Include:
• Ground transfers between King Salmon Airport and the air charter
• Roundtrip air taxi between King Salmon and the Lodge, a $425 value
• 7 nights Lodging
• All meals at the Lodge
• A glass of wine with dinner
• Wi-Fi access
• Use of the Alaska wood-fire sauna
• 6 days guided fishing
• Use of fly and spin fishing gear and tackle
• Nightly fly-casting clinics or fly-tying seminars
• Access to a fully stocked fly-tying area
• Bed tax and park fee (approx. $200 per personThe Packages Do Not Include:
• Airfare to and from Anchorage, Alaska
• Airfare between Anchorage and King Salmon
• Overnight stays and meals in King Salmon or Anchorage
• Alcoholic beverages (BYO or purchase in King Salmon upon arrival)
• 7-day Alaska fishing license and King Salmon stamp
• $45 per fish box (for those taking fish home)
• Fly-outs, $575 - $1,200 per person
• Gratuities to guides and staff
• Items purchased at the Lodge
• Global Rescue coverage
• Travel insurance
• Any items not listed under inclusions.
The Alagnak River is a Wild & Scenic River
The Alagnak River winds through Katmai National Park in southwest Alaska and is renowned for its remote wilderness, world-class fishing, and abundant wildlife. As a designated Wild & Scenic River, it’s protected for its exceptional natural, cultural, and recreational values. The river is a braided system, with multiple channels, gravel bars, and oxbows that create diverse habitats for fish and wildlife. Its clean, clear waters flow through forests, tundra, and nearby mountains, offering stunning scenic views. With few lodges or human developments along its banks, the Alagnak provides a truly remote Alaska experience.
A week at the lodge is filled with daily fishing adventures on these pristine waters. Guests target rainbow trout and all five Pacific salmon species on guided jet boat trips, with morning and afternoon sessions exploring the best river channels and pools. Expert guides offer instruction on both fly and spin fishing techniques, helping anglers of all skill levels make the most of their time on the river.
Each day is designed for maximum fishing time, whether pursuing trophy trout, sockeye, coho, or king salmon. A week at Alaska Trophy Adventures Lodge is an immersive Alaskan fishing experience, combining remote wilderness, scenic beauty, and world-class angling.
A Typical Day at Alaska Trophy Adventures Lodge
6:30 a.m. – Breakfast at the main lodge.
7:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m. – Morning Fishing
12:00 p.m. – Lunch on the water.
1:00–5:30 p.m. – Afternoon Fishing
5:30 p.m. – Return to cabins or the Swiss Chalet.
6:30 p.m. – Dinner & Evening to relax and enjoy the river views.
Main Lodge & Common Areas
The main lodge serves as the social hub, featuring a dining room, lounge seating, a recreation area, a fireplace, and panoramic river views. Guests enjoy meals ranging from hearty breakfasts to shore lunches and dinners, prepared with fresh local ingredients and options to accommodate dietary needs. Complimentary Wi‑Fi and satellite phone access are also available for those who wish to stay connected while in the wilderness.
Alaska Trophy Adventures is a fly‑in wilderness retreat located on the banks of the Wild & Scenic Alagnak River, accessible only by bush plane to a private airstrip. Set on 160 acres of private riverfront, the lodge offers unmatched privacy, tranquility, and stunning river views.
Guest Cabins
The lodge features heated, carpeted riverfront cabins that comfortably sleep 2–4 guests. Most cabins include private bathrooms, while a few share nearby bathhouse facilities. Each cabin is equipped with comfortable beds, running water, heat, and electricity, providing a perfect place to relax after a full day of fishing or wildlife viewing.
Swiss Chalet (Group Option)
For larger parties or families, the lodge offers a 2,200 sq. ft. Swiss Chalet with a kitchen, living and dining areas, a log-burning fireplace, toilet, and hot shower. The Chalet accommodates up to eight guests and is booked exclusively for your group, offering privacy and comfort for families or larger parties.
