Go Fishing Alaska

All five species of Pacific Salmon migrate up Cook Inlet to the Susitna and off into her tributaries. Area lakes and streams support a number of overnight cabins that are stocked with drinking water, propane stoves for cooking and bunk beds. Many have small aluminum boats and motors for your use. If you want to stay a few nights on your own and rough it this trip can be very affordable. Our outfitters supply all the gear but feel free to bring your favorite fly-or spin casting rod. They do supply terminal tackle to a point but we recommend you pick-up your own before you leave. Some of the patterns you might have to wait and purchase in Alaska, that's not hard to do the evening before you depart for camp.

Guided Cabin & Fishing Combo: Contact us for 2010 rates! (2 person minimum)

For those with time to enjoy a multi-day excursion, we offer cabins and tent cabins. Located on some of Alaska's premier lakes and streams, these cabins assure you the perfect combination of comfort and wilderness adventure. Combined with the convince, and being easily accessible from Lake Hood, Anchorage's floatplane base.

Trip Price Includes: Three days & nights at a salmon/trout/grayling cabin. One full day of professional guiding service. Roundtrip floatplane flight from Anchorage. Fishing gear.

Unguided Outpost Cabins (2 person minimum)

Contact us for 2010 Rates!
Rainbow Trout Lakes
Salmon Streams or Pike Lakes
Salmon/Trout/Grayling Streams

Trip Price Includes: three days & nights at a fully-equipped private cabin or tent-cabin. Boat and motor as

required. Stove, cooking/serving gear, and drinking water. Round-trip floatplane flight from Anchorage.

Please Bring: Food, fishing gear, sleeping bag, personal items.

Questions about fishing Alaska? Contact us at: mytrip@alaskatours.com