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Green Rocks Wilderness Lodge

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Approximate Cost:6 - 7 Days: $1,500 to $2,000 Per Person4 - 5 Days: $1,500 to $2,000 Per Person
- Type: Lodges
- Fishing: Saltwater Fishing Self Guided Fishing
- What we fish for: King Salmon, Silver Salmon, Sockeye Salmon, Pink Salmon, Halibut, Rockfish, Chum Salmon
Green Rocks Wilderness Lodge sits on the east end of Kupreanof Island in the southeast area of Alaska near the town of Petersburg, Alaska. Guests of the lodge stay in one of their four cabins. Each cabin sleeps up to seven people, but the lodge has a maximum 15 guest occupancy rate, making this a wonderful place for small groups. The main lodge is where guests gather for meals and to share experiences. Expect comfortable beds, modern bathrooms, and basic furnishing. The lodge supplies all bedding.
Fishing with the Green Rocks Wilderness Lodge
Fishing for Salmon and Halibut
The Red and Chum Salmon run from mid-June until mid- to late-August. Red Salmon, also known as Sockeye, have been deemed as the best eating Pacific Salmon. While the Kings are often huge, if you want good salmon to take home, think about the Reds. Silver Salmon are an amazing fish. They run from the last week of July through the month of September. If you want a true sporting fish, then the Silver Salmon is the one to target. They fight, breach, and pretty much give you the fin.
Halibut Fishing in the Southeast is awesome. The little ones, those under 100 pounds are called Chickens. The big ones, those over a 100 pounds are called Barn Doors. The Pacific Halibut here range from 15-300 pounds. Some lucky fisherman managed a 485 pound Pacific Halibut in the Southeast last year. If you go salmon fishing, and you should, save the heads. Halibut love salmon heads. Use the scraps from the dock crew's filleting to chum for Halibut. Find a nice spot, drop anchor, chum the salmon bits, and sit back and relax. The Halibut are on the way.
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- This was my third trip to Green Rocks Lodge. This trip we managed to hit the King salmon run. The food, lodging, and accommodations were once again great. The weather was too good as it hampered the...
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- We loved this trip. The resort has new owners that are the best!! Very attentive to our needs. The cabins where clean and cozy. The fishing boats where stocked well with everything we needed. We had...
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- Great experience up in Petersburg, Alaska fishing for salmon and halibut. Green Rocks Lodge was on their A game! Beautiful views, reliable boats, good fishing gear, plenty of bait, hard working...
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