Sleetmute, Alaska is a little town of 100 or so people and is near one of the great fishing locations in Alaska, that being Stoney River Lodge. This Alaska Fishing Lodge is perfectly located near some great fishing that boasts such catch as Grayling, Artic Char, Salmon, Sheefish, Rainbow and Lake Trout. It even has some tremendous Northern Pike for anglers to catch.
Stoney River Lodge is located 230 miles to the West of Anchorage, Alaska and access is strictly by bush aircraft. The flight is a short hour and forty-five minutes to this family owned and operated establishment. The closet neighbor to this Alaska Fishing Lodge is about twenty miles. The remoteness of Stoney River Lodge should give you an idea of the unspoiled fishing that awaits you.
The lodge has been around since 1972 and has a full service, professional guide available to help anglers bring home “the big one”. There are boats available and you have the option of bringing your own tackle or have them outfit you on arrival. If you enjoy fly-fishing, then take note that this area is an outstanding choice for your Alaska fishing vacation.
Log cabins that include daily housekeeping, full private baths, a spacious lounge deck with a wonderful lake view and a friendly staff make this stay enjoyable when you are not fishing. In fact, Stoney River Lodge offers Bed and Breakfast accommodations for those who wish to enjoy more of what Alaska has to offer.
Make sure you schedule time for some sightseeing, by utilizing the “flight-seeing” tours. Bear can often be seen and of course other tremendous sights of nature. You may even spot moose, caribou, or sheep. This combined with the Bed and Breakfast accommodations makes Stoney River Lodge a great retreat for the fisherman/woman and their non-fishing spouse.
If you would like to add this Alaska Fishing Lodge to your next fishing adventure, keep in mind the proper fishing times. Even numbered years for mid-June through the end of June will be for Pink Salmon. June trough July are the months for Lake Trout and Sheefish. If you are into Northern Pike, then June through September are the months to visit. Mid-June through mid-September will find Artic Grayling, Artic Char. Alaska’s King Salmon will be found the first through the middle of July, with Tiger Salmon in July and August. Sockeye Salmon will be around the middle of July, followed by Rainbow Trout the later part of July through the middle of September. The season wraps up with Silver Salmon mid-August.
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Thursday, November 6, 2008
Alaska Fishing Lodge - Silver Salmon Creek Lodge
When you visit Silver Salmon Creek Lodge, you will be experiencing natures artwork at its best. The Alaskan wilderness is truly here and can be seen all around in the wildlife and landscape. The coastline here offers a wide variety of picturesque moments. From the mountains to the salt-water bays, from the streams to the marshes comes a sense of Alaska.
This is an experienced Alaska Fishing Lodge, with the same management for twenty-four years. It’s Fly In Fishing at Silver Salmon Creek Lodge, which is located in Lake Clark National Park. This is on the western shore of Cook Inlet, which is known for some spectacular fishing. This is a full service Alaska Fishing Vacation, with many features that will have you planning many return trips.
You have your choice of housekeeping cabins or tent camping if prefer an outdoor experience. Fully catered fishing trips let you focus on the fish, not the meal. Speaking of meals, there is plenty of local seafood on the menu that includes halibut, salmon, clams, and muscles. Silver Salmon Creek Lodge also grows their own fresh greens and herbs, so you can count on a fresh meal from start to finish.
When fishing, you will find an abundance of fish species to choose from. Salmon, of course, is the word, with five species available in the area. There are also Halibut, Dolly Varden, and even Rainbow Trout in the streams, marshes, and bay. It is not uncommon to see bear when visiting, so also keep a camera handy.
There is so much to see here, that you will want to plan on one of the three, five, and seven-day packages. This way you can fit in some or all of the other things to do, like sea kayaking, fossil exploring, Puffin viewing, and clam digging. These side adventures help to round out a wonderful trip. If you have never kayaked before, Silver Salmon Creek Lodge offers instruction, so you can get on the water and see Alaska from a perfect vantage point.
It is easy to see why this is a full service lodge. So many things to do that will please the fisherman and non-fisherman alike. So if you are considering a Fishing Trip to Alaska, to a great Alaska Fishing Lodge, then this is a great place to start. At Silver Salmon Creek Lodge, you will find plenty to do while you relax.
Dean Carl has many family members that travel to Alaska to vacation in the beautiful scenery and enjoy a wonderful variety of fishing. His wish is that everyone would experience the thrill of an fishing trip at an Alaska Fishing Lodge.
This is an experienced Alaska Fishing Lodge, with the same management for twenty-four years. It’s Fly In Fishing at Silver Salmon Creek Lodge, which is located in Lake Clark National Park. This is on the western shore of Cook Inlet, which is known for some spectacular fishing. This is a full service Alaska Fishing Vacation, with many features that will have you planning many return trips.
You have your choice of housekeeping cabins or tent camping if prefer an outdoor experience. Fully catered fishing trips let you focus on the fish, not the meal. Speaking of meals, there is plenty of local seafood on the menu that includes halibut, salmon, clams, and muscles. Silver Salmon Creek Lodge also grows their own fresh greens and herbs, so you can count on a fresh meal from start to finish.
When fishing, you will find an abundance of fish species to choose from. Salmon, of course, is the word, with five species available in the area. There are also Halibut, Dolly Varden, and even Rainbow Trout in the streams, marshes, and bay. It is not uncommon to see bear when visiting, so also keep a camera handy.
There is so much to see here, that you will want to plan on one of the three, five, and seven-day packages. This way you can fit in some or all of the other things to do, like sea kayaking, fossil exploring, Puffin viewing, and clam digging. These side adventures help to round out a wonderful trip. If you have never kayaked before, Silver Salmon Creek Lodge offers instruction, so you can get on the water and see Alaska from a perfect vantage point.
It is easy to see why this is a full service lodge. So many things to do that will please the fisherman and non-fisherman alike. So if you are considering a Fishing Trip to Alaska, to a great Alaska Fishing Lodge, then this is a great place to start. At Silver Salmon Creek Lodge, you will find plenty to do while you relax.
Dean Carl has many family members that travel to Alaska to vacation in the beautiful scenery and enjoy a wonderful variety of fishing. His wish is that everyone would experience the thrill of an fishing trip at an Alaska Fishing Lodge.
Alaska Fishing Lodge - Fishermen's Inn
When it comes to an Alaska Fishing Lodge, Fishermen’s Inn is truly for the outdoorsman in all of us. Flight seeing, hiking in some of Alaska’s finest and remote scenery, and a large variety of fishing is waiting for the visitor to Fishermen’s Inn. Fly-fishing in particular is a big part of the experience, as there are wilderness lakes and wild streams that are made available by Forest Service Special Permit.
For thirty years Fishermen’s Inn has treated its visitors to it’s own special blend of hospitality. Fresh cooked meals, Select Comfort beds, covered decks, washer and dryer, satellite TV, a hot tub, fishing license, and even fishing gear are included. What is hard to believe is that this all comes from a remote location with no roads. You are flown in from Sitka, Alaska, on a 45-minute flight to Fishermen’s Inn Port Alexander. When you arrive, life in the city dissolves, as you begin to enjoy a variety of fishing. Rainbow and cutthroat trout, salmon, and other types of fishing are all available. No matter if you are wishing to do some fly-fishing or enjoy saltwater fishing, it is available from one location at this Alaska Fishing Lodge.
If you wish to do some saltwater fishing, guided tours with Chatam Strait Charters can line up a great trip for you. Halibut, salmon, lingcod, and rockfish are some of the fishing you can enjoy. A nice feature to this trip is that the first 100 pounds of fish you catch will be processed, vacuum-packed, frozen, and boxed for you to take home. If you happen to catch more, you can take that home too for a nominal fee.
If you wish to experience more of the outdoors, there are 2-person kayaks for you to use. The lagoon at Fishermen’s Inn provides some excellent scenery and wildlife abounds for the camera buff. As mentioned, Fishermen’s Inn has Special Use Permits from the US Forest Service and that opens the opportunity for you to go places filled with fish. Even better are the streams and lakes you can access with this permit, that allow you to see parts of Alaska that you normally might see in books or movies. It is all part of the charm of having no road access.
Starting with the floatplane trip and through the extent of your stay, Fishermen’s Inn provides you an Alaska Fishing Lodge trip you will never forget. Just pack your clothes and camera, because the rest is all part of the package. Alaska, as it was meant to be experienced.
For thirty years Fishermen’s Inn has treated its visitors to it’s own special blend of hospitality. Fresh cooked meals, Select Comfort beds, covered decks, washer and dryer, satellite TV, a hot tub, fishing license, and even fishing gear are included. What is hard to believe is that this all comes from a remote location with no roads. You are flown in from Sitka, Alaska, on a 45-minute flight to Fishermen’s Inn Port Alexander. When you arrive, life in the city dissolves, as you begin to enjoy a variety of fishing. Rainbow and cutthroat trout, salmon, and other types of fishing are all available. No matter if you are wishing to do some fly-fishing or enjoy saltwater fishing, it is available from one location at this Alaska Fishing Lodge.
If you wish to do some saltwater fishing, guided tours with Chatam Strait Charters can line up a great trip for you. Halibut, salmon, lingcod, and rockfish are some of the fishing you can enjoy. A nice feature to this trip is that the first 100 pounds of fish you catch will be processed, vacuum-packed, frozen, and boxed for you to take home. If you happen to catch more, you can take that home too for a nominal fee.
If you wish to experience more of the outdoors, there are 2-person kayaks for you to use. The lagoon at Fishermen’s Inn provides some excellent scenery and wildlife abounds for the camera buff. As mentioned, Fishermen’s Inn has Special Use Permits from the US Forest Service and that opens the opportunity for you to go places filled with fish. Even better are the streams and lakes you can access with this permit, that allow you to see parts of Alaska that you normally might see in books or movies. It is all part of the charm of having no road access.
Starting with the floatplane trip and through the extent of your stay, Fishermen’s Inn provides you an Alaska Fishing Lodge trip you will never forget. Just pack your clothes and camera, because the rest is all part of the package. Alaska, as it was meant to be experienced.
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