Family-run fishing resort north of Ketchikan — lodging, dining, salmon and halibut charters — owned by the Thomas family since 2003.
1
night minimum
$165
per person / night
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Clover Pass Resort is a family-owned fishing resort on the water north of Ketchikan, part of a lodge group founded by Kirk Thomas and now headed by his son Russell Thomas, with the Ruth and Olson families as partners; the family purchased Clover Pass in 2003. Kirk's children, grandchildren, and their spouses work throughout the business.
The resort pairs lodging and dining with guided saltwater charters for salmon and halibut, boat rentals, and fish processing. By the resort's own count, more than 70% of guests are repeat visitors — some returning every year for 35 years.
Background as described by the operator on their own website.
$150–$250/person/night lodging; guided fishing from $250/person; packages from $700
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ketchikan, Alaska
Family-founded self-guided lodge near Ketchikan where guests fish salmon and halibut from their own Livingston skiffs; on its beach site since 1993.
ketchikan, Alaska
ketchikan, Alaska
Clover Pass Resort
$150–$250/person/night lodging