You can satisfy all your fishing desires at Zachar Bay Lodge. Whether you are a seasoned fisherman or an eager novice, we have the equipment and knowledge to provide you the best possible fishing experience on Kodiak Island. Our expert guides will take you on an adventure - whether it is fishing remote lakes and river systems for salmon or jigging for halibut in the protected waters of Zachar Bay.

Afognak Wilderness Lodge
The lodge is a wilderness vacation retreat on the mountainous and densely forested Afognak Island, one of the Kodiak Islands group. The lodge is surrounded by nearly 50,000 acres of wilderness in the Afognak Island State Park.  Afognak Wilderness Lodge can be accessed via air or boat. Great salmon fishing is found along the stream banks and estuaries. The Red [Sockeyes] run throughout June to mid-July; the pinks [humpbacks] run from mid-July throughout August; the silvers [Coho] run from late-July through mid-late September.  Rainbow trout, Steelhead and Dolly Varden are also available.  From the sea, you can fish for a variety of bottom fish including halibut, lingcod, sea bass, and red snapper. The lodge accommodates 12 guests in spacious log guest cabins that are elegantly rustic and cozy.  The lodge is nestled where the edge of the virgin forest meets with tranquil waters of a protected cove. Plan your experience to Afognak Wilderness Lodge today! 

Kodiak Paradise Lodge is located in the village Port Lions on Kodiak Island and provides a true Alaskan experience. The village is non-commercial and is in the midst of beautiful scenery and lots of wildlife. This new lodge is owned and operated by Kodiak Sports & Tour, which has run a successful charter business for 14 years on Kodiak Island.  The village of Port Lions is a remote village twenty miles west of the city of Kodiak, easily reached by scheduled flights from the city of Kodiak.  From the lodge, you can choose to bottom fish in coastal ocean waters for Halibut, Rock fish, Ling Cod, Pacific Cod, and catch several other species, as well as troll and cast from the boat for ocean traveling Coho (silver) Salmon, and Chinook (king) Salmon.   Additional fishing options include shore fishing on beaches, estuaries, and rivers with spinning gear or fly gear for Coho (silver) Salmon, Sockeye (red) Salmon, Pink (humpy) Salmon, Chum (dog) Salmon, along with Dolly Varden Trout and Steelhead.  Groups will be no larger than six persons per boat.