Would you like to contact to check availability or learn more?
Fill out the info below and someone from will get back to you.
Email Sent

-
Approximate Cost:6 - 7 Days: $4,500 to $5,000 Per Person
- Type: Lodges
- Fishing: Fly Fishing Freshwater Fishing Guided Fishing Saltwater Fishing
- What we fish for: King Salmon, Silver Salmon, Halibut, Ling Cod, Rockfish
Icy Bay is not just a place, it is an adventure. The name is given to a body of water that appeared in the last 100 years as glacier retreat revealed a 30-mile natural fish hatchery. This is part of the Wrangell-Saint Elias National Park and it is so remote that few anglers ever make it here to fish. For those that do, welcome to a pristine, raw, and rugged place where the fishing is insanely addictive.
Guests stay in a well organized and maintained lodge with out-cabins. For as rugged as the area is, the lodge offers comfortable, clean, and well-equipped place from which to enjoy your Alaskan Adventure.
Fishing with Icy Bay Lodge
The Best time for Silver Salmon Fishing is the End of August through Mid-October. Silvers are common in the 12-15 pound range with ample opportunity to battle a 20-pound trophy fish.
The best time to fish for Halibut and King Salmon is mid-May through the first part of August. The Kings range in the 20-25 pound range with opportunities to land 50-pound fish. Halibut are always present and it is not uncommon to see someone with a 200 pound Halibut.
The remote area offers fishermen a lot of opportunities to battle with trophy fish and plenty of fish to make this an adventure to remember.
-
Featured Video of Icy Bay Lodge
-
Photos of Icy Bay Lodge
Fly FishingIcy Bay LodgeIcy Bay LodgeMain Lodge - InteriorDining in the Main lodgeGuest CabinsGuest CabinsRelaxing by the campfireView from Icy Bay LodgeHalibutHalibutHalibutHalibutYellow Eye RockfishSalmon FishingSilver SalmonSilver SalmonSilver SalmonSilver SalmonSilver SalmonKing SalmonKing Salmon
- Are you the owner of this camp? Claim this Camp
Popular Alaska Fishing Destinations
-
22 Reviews
-
LocationSleep QualityRoomsServiceValueCleanliness
- We arrived at Icy Bay on a rainy and windy day. We were met and the airstrip by lodge staff and fishing crew. After a warm reception and introductions, we were off to the lodge via the camp 6X6...
- 2 Helpful Votes
- Read Full Review
- The Lost Coast of SE Alaska is a special place, and after spending a week at the Icy Bay Lodge I realized how the area got its name.... as we lost count of how many fish we caught during our weeks...
- Read Full Review
- The whole team went out of their way from start to finish to make our trip unique and special. Thanks for taking us to great untouched spots with beautiful views! The guides are all nice, prepared...
- 1 Helpful Vote
- Read Full Review