When searching for Alaska fishing lodges, there are many aspects that need to be taken into consideration. For instance, the atmosphere of the area, kind of fishing available, number of meals served, accommodations needed, transportation to and from the airport, whether or not there are guided trips included, and the type of packages offered. All of these facts will help determine which lodge to choose.
Cabin or Room-People wanting seclusion and to get away from reality for a while, will generally opt for a cabin setting. These cabins usually come with a kitchen included, so there isn't the need for a restaurant. Besides small cabins, there are some resorts near the water that offer houseboats to rent. Larger lodges have multi-level accommodations, where each level is similar to a hotel. Individual rooms are still available, but people tend to eat in the same area. General socializing takes place in one common room as well.
Transportation- The availability of transportation to and from airport can be a huge plus. This amenity is offered by most fishing lodges, due to they are generally in remote locations. Transportation is usually scheduled in advance. The lodge will receive the travel information and meet parties at the airport. At times, there are scheduled pick-ups and drop-offs, so everyone rides on the same shuttle.
Amenities- There are many fishing lodges that offer more than simply fishing. They may also offer float trips with fishing included, kayaking, bear viewing, or even hunting. It will depend on the area of the lodge, as to just how much they are able to offer. Some lodges only specialize in fishing and offer multiple travel packages, as well as fish cleaning, packing, freezing and boxing for the trip home. Many will also provide a fishing license and king salmon stamp with the price of accommodations.
Type of Fishing- Lodges will usually offer both fly and spin cast fishing. This will also be dependent upon location. The rivers enable fishing for Alaska salmon, sockeye salmon, silver salmon, chum salmon, rainbow trout; king salmon, halibut, lingcod, and yelloweye rockfish. Whereas spin cast fishing may be available for Alaska or king salmon.
There are guides available to take people out by air or sea for their fishing adventure. If people don't have their own equipment available, many are able to rent the needed equipment from the fishing lodge. This will make it easier, since it won't have to be transported on the plane, for people flying to their destination.
Eating- Having meals provided take the chore out of finding a place to eat for each meal. Many lodges have their own restaurant or offer buffet-style dining. The price of meals may also be included in accommodation pricing.
Planing a trip to one of the many Alaska fishing lodges can be a chore, but well worth it in the end. Careful planning can make or break a trip such as this.
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