Hoodoo Sport Fishing Lodge

The lodge is located on the only privately owned land on the Hoodoo River, which runs 35 miles from Hoodoo Lake into the Bering Sea. A mere 10 miles from the ocean, its proximity to salt water makes it a great location to snag target fish at their most vibrant and energetic. Its status as the only lodge on the river makes it very difficult for anyone else to travel to its location '“ which means less company and competition while angling.

Meet the wild residents, and marvel at a magnificent landscape of mountains, volcanoes, crystal clear waters, glaciers and fjords. Fish to your heart's content while letting the lodge take care of the details. No need to bring equipment unless you'd like to '“ guides will share their conventional and fly equipment, as well as their hard-won knowledge, to help you land an enviable catch.
After a challenging and rewarding day on the river, return to the lodge to rest your feet on carpeted hardwood floors. Whet your appetite for a great meal with a beverage from the wet bar. Prepare for the next day's adventure with a good night's sleep in a comfortable room, complete with adjustable thermostat. The lodge also provides daily maid service and a laundry room.

The lodge is able to offer unique angling opportunities, owing to its close proximity to salt water and a solid Chum Salmon run. Chum Salmon in this area average 15 pounds and are especially strong fighters when caught just entering fresh water from the sea, as is the case on the Hoodoo River.
There's also incredible fishing for ocean fresh King, Sockeye, and Silver Salmon. These are vigorous fish in their piscine prime - not spent, spawning fish near the end of their lives. They are spirited salmon that will exhilarate any angler.
The Hoodoo is home to larger, fresher, and denser Coho populations than those in most other areas of Alaska. The waters are incredibly crowded with Chinooks in June and July. In late July and early August there are still good numbers of late season Chinook and Sockeye, the Chum and Pink seasons are at their peak, and the Cohos begin to appear. At this time it's possible to catch all five species in the same day!