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Chinook Shores

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6 - 7 Days: $2,500 to $3,000 Per Person
Type: Lodges
Fishing: Freshwater Fishing Guided Fishing Saltwater Fishing Self Guided Fishing

What we fish for: King Salmon, Silver Salmon, Sockeye Salmon, Pink Salmon, Halibut, Chum Salmon, Dolly Varden, Red Snapper, Sea Bass, Cod

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Chinook Shores sits on the waters near Knudson Cove on Revillagigedo Island. Alaska Airlines flies directly into Ketchikan, Alaska. The lodge offers excellent advice on how to reach them. A rental car is the easiest, and the drive is minimal. Chinook Shores sits right on the water and is composed of a series of newly built beach homes that feature luxury accommodations. Total guest accommodations max out at 24. There are four homes available, and each can hold 4-6 people comfortably. Each home is restricted to your party. So if there are two of you then the entire house is yours.

Each house is set up as a two bedroom unit with a master bedroom with a king-sized bed and a second bedroom with two king-sized beds. The beds can all be broken down into twin sized bed. An each unit can hold up to six people. Each unit has 1.5 bathrooms, full kitchen, dining area, washer/dryer and a covered porch with a gas grill. There is WiFi internet, laundry soap, and everything else you would need to live comfortably for your stay. Groceries are your responsibility, and there is both a Safeway and WalMart nearby.

Fishing in the waters around Revillagigedo Island

Ocean fishing here is primarily geared towards salmon fishing. The local waters a host to all five species of Pacific Salmon including the mammoth King Salmon, which begin to peak from May -July and into August. Silver Salmon Peak in June and October and can be found in the local waters July-September. Chum Salmon Peak in June, September and October and are localized for July and August. Pink Salmon Peak in June and September and are localized for July and August. The peak season is where the fish gather before entering the local waterways. They are hungry and trying to pack on as much weight as possible. Once they enter the freshwater rivers, they stop eating. The Halibut here are massive. 50-200 pound fish are not uncommon. The Halibut season peaks in May, September and October. There are localized halibut June, July and August. There is also an opportunity for bottom fish too. The local waters hold Cod and Snapper as well as Lingcod. Other options include fishing for Rockfish and Crabbing.

The Alaska Fishing Adventure via Chinook Shores

Kids are welcome! Chinook Shores offers guided and unguided fishing. Unguided fishing includes the use of their 20" aluminum boats. The guided charter boats are built for up to six people and offer amenities such as hot coffee and flush bathrooms. Chinook Shores also encourages self-guided freshwater fishing in the nearby rivers and streams. They offer a fish processing facility with a DIY option, or they will help you fillet and vacuum-pack your catch.

Overall, Chinooks Shores is an excellent place to stay and experience the Alaska Fishing scene. The guides are helpful and knowledgeable, and the fishing here is world class. The best feature is the beautiful homes which allow you enjoy your vacation as a family or group.

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Chinook Shores Lodge

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Sunset from Chinook Shores

Fishing Boat at the Dock

Fishing Boat out on the water

Incredible day of Halibut & Salmon fishing!

Another great day fishing for Halibut & Salmon

On the fish again!

Huge 41 lb King Salmon

Another nice King Salmon

Halibut Fishing

Halibut Fishing

Another beautiful Chinook Shores sunset

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Reviewed By Jerry T on July 30, 2026

Fishing was outstanding, the boats are clean and run good. All the workers are nice and there to make sure you are taken care of. If you find something wrong with the boat you just have to mention...
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Family trip

Reviewed By Guide32566617592 on July 29, 2026

Best place hands down. Great people to have take care of you. Everything was wonderful as always. Been going back since 2010.
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Fishing Alaska the right way

Reviewed By Damon L on July 29, 2026

Once again, we had another great year! The accommodations, boat, and fishing couldn't have been better. Jeff, Nadra, Soren & McKinley have created an opportunity for anyone wanting to fish Alaska to...
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