Nome sits on the southern coast of the Seward Peninsula on the Bering Sea, accessible by jet from Anchorage in just over an hour, and serves as the main staging point for fishing the peninsula's extensive road-accessible river system. Lodging and guide services in Nome connect anglers to the Niukluk, Snake, Sinuk, and Pilgrim rivers within driving distance, as well as fly-in destinations for more remote Arctic grayling, salmon, and northern pike fishing. The region's combination of road access and remote fly-out options is uncommon in western Alaska, making Nome a practical hub for anglers who want flexibility.
3
night minimum
$225
per person / night
From $225 per person/night; hunting packages from $3,500
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Nome Discovery Lodge
From $225 per person/night