
king salmon, Alaska
Katmai Lodge
All-inclusive Alagnak River fishing lodge running salmon, char, and trout trips with bear viewing since 1979.

Fly-out tent lodge on Bristol Bay's Alagnak River hosting 10–12 guests a week for all five salmon species, trophy rainbows, char, and grayling.

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Angler's Alibi is a fly-fishing lodge on the tidewater stretch of the Alagnak River in Bristol Bay, reached by floatplane from King Salmon. It was founded in the early 1990s by Karl Storath, who started guiding at No See Um Lodge in the 1970s and built the operation on a simple pitch: out-fish the neighboring lodges while keeping white-tablecloth hospitality — formal meal service and bedside coffee included — in what it calls a deluxe tent lodge.
The lodge hosts 10–12 guests a week with seven guides and ten boats, fishing all five Pacific salmon species, trophy rainbow trout in a designated trophy trout area, Arctic char, and grayling, with fly-outs to remote waters.
Background as described by the operator on their own website.
$260–$300 per person
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king salmon, Alaska
All-inclusive Alagnak River fishing lodge running salmon, char, and trout trips with bear viewing since 1979.

king salmon, Alaska
King Salmon inn, restaurant, and saloon dating to the 1950s-era Skytel — a longtime Bristol Bay base for anglers and travelers.

king salmon, Alaska
Anglers Alibi
$260–$300 per person