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Cold Bay Lodge Alaska wilderness lodge Cold Bay
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Cold Bay Lodge

Cold Bay, Alaska Est. 1998

Family-run lodge in converted FAA buildings at Cold Bay, hosting anglers and Alaska Peninsula travelers with guided salmon fishing since 1998.

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Cold Bay Lodge Alaska lodge

5

night minimum

$450

per person / night

4

9 reviews

About Cold Bay Lodge

Cold Bay Lodge was started by Bill and Mary Martin, who ran the Royal Coachman Lodge in Bristol Bay beginning in 1973 before converting former FAA buildings in Cold Bay into a lodge starting in 1998. Bill passed away in 2018, and the lodge is now run by the Martins' daughter Ann and grandson Michael.

The operation offers guided salmon fishing on nearby waters and doubles as the lodging hub for the surrounding Alaska Peninsula, hosting work travelers as well as anglers.

Background as described by the operator on their own website.

Rates & Packages

From $2,250 per person for 5-night package; hunt packages from $15,000

Fishing Targets

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Hunting Packages

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What's Included

LodgingOptional meals (extra cost)Vehicle rental availableLocal guide available

Amenities & Highlights

  • Alaska Peninsula remote location
  • Adjacent to Izembek NWR
  • Guided caribou and bear hunting
  • World-class waterfowl hunting (fall)
  • Halibut and rockfish fishing charters
  • Comfortable lodge accommodations
  • Full meals included

Inquire / Book

907-532-2767 Visit Website Email Inquiry

Starting from

From $2,250/person

5-night minimum stay

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