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Calder Mountain Lodge

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Calder Mountain Lodge
  • Approximate Cost:
    6 - 7 Days: $2,500 to $3,000 Per Person
    4 - 5 Days: $1,500 to $2,000 Per Person
  • Type: Lodges
  • Fishing: Freshwater Fishing Guided Fishing Saltwater Fishing Self Guided Fishing

The Calder Mountain Lodge is located on the Prince of Wales Island in Alaska's Southeast fishing grounds. The lodge sits in the town of Point Baker and offers anglers the option of fresh or saltwater fishing adventures along the Sumner Straight. To get here you need to take a boat of float plane as there are no roads to Point Baker. While the lodge is remote, they provide a nice set of amenities so guests can enjoy their downtime.

The lodge is made up of ten guest rooms and feature lounge chairs, TV, and comfortable beds. There is three piece private bathrooms and the main sitting area opens onto a large deck. Expect a friendly staff, comfortable rooms and plenty of options for downtime entertainment.

Fishing with Calder Mountain Lodge

Fishing for Halibut: The peak season usually starts the first week of July and runs through the third week of September.

King Salmon: The peak King Salmon season is the month of June with Kings available through the end of August. If you are specifically looking for Kings, June is the month to be on Sunmer Straight.

Silver Salmon: The Silver Salmon season begins to peak around the second week of July and it runs pretty strong through the third week of September.

Pink Salmon: The Pink Salmon season is best from the second week of July through the end of August.

Sockeye Salmon: The Sockeye Salmon season runs through the month of July with the Sockeye available through August and during the last two weeks of June.

Rock Fish: Rock Fish, which includes Ling Cod, Red Snapper, and Cod are in peak season from the third week of June through the third week of September.

Trout and Dolly Varden: The Rainbow and other Trout, including the Dolly Varden Char are peaking from the second week of July through the end of September.

Freshwater fishing here puts you in access to 20 plus streams where you can target Salmon, Trout or Char. Guests have the option to enjoy self-guided fishing or guided fishing adventures.


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A perfect week!
5.0 Star Rating
Reviewed By on July 9, 2026
  • I was at the lodge June 17-23 with a large group(32 of us I believe) and I stayed at Sunny Point. The stay was AMAZING! I had heard from others in the group who have been there before how much fun...
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Highlight of my year!
5.0 Star Rating
Reviewed By on August 18, 2025
  • Thank you Team Calder Mountain! I was fortunate enough to spend two separate weeks. One trip with my buddies, one trip with my son?first time my son traveled to Alaska. July of 2025 and August 2025...
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The Best ?Do it yourself? fishing option in Alaska
5.0 Star Rating
Reviewed By on August 18, 2025
  • I have been going up to Calder Mountain Lodge almost every year since 2016. They are a first class operation? 1) The food is great - all home cooked with freshly homemade baked breads. Buffet...
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