
king salmon, Alaska

Fly-out fishing lodge on Katmai's Kulik River, established 1950, flying anglers by floatplane to remote rainbow trout and salmon water.

3
night minimum
$1,714
per person / night
4
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Kulik Lodge was established in 1950 and is described as Alaska's first fly-out fishing lodge. It sits in Katmai National Park and Preserve on the banks of the Kulik River, overlooking Nonvianuk Lake, and is operated by Bristol Adventures.
Guests fly out by Katmai Air floatplane to remote rivers, streams, and lakes for rainbow trout and salmon, returning to guest cabins with heat, electricity, and private bathrooms, a stone-fireplace main lodge, sauna, and outdoor hot tubs. Brown bear viewing comes with the territory.
Background as described by the operator on their own website.
3-night $7,000/person; 4-night $8,500/person; 7-night $12,000/person. All-inclusive (round-trip Anchorage air, lodging, meals, guided river fishing, gear). Fly-out days $500/person add-on.
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