Effective August 11, 2020, the State of Alaska will require a negative Covid test from all incoming travelers to the State. All visitors to Alaska will have to present a negative result on a COVID-19 test performed within 72 hours prior to arrival. Fishing with Larry represents some of the best lodges, camps, and liveaboards in Alaska for both fly fishing and gear anglers. Now's the time to book your 2021 and 2022 fishing trips to Alaska.
Cruise Alaska's Inside Passage aboard the Huntress, a 60-foot liveaboard, and fish for all five species of salmon, plus halibut. Sightseeing and Cast-and-Blast option.
Fly or lure fish the Mulchatna River, a breeding ground for all five species of Pacific salmon, world-class rainbows, dolly varden... Stay at Kautumn Lodge. (Formerly Bearfoot Adventures)
Fly fish the upper Alagnak River 40-miles northeast of King Salmon, Alaska, deep in the Katmai National Park of Bristol Bay. Deluxe Alaska fishing lodge.
Remote fly fishing camp on the Sapsuk River (Hoodoo) for kings or silvers. The camp has exclusive access to multiple rivers and caters to six anglers per week. Gateway to Bristol Bay.
Kent Anderson's Lower Nushagak Camp is only open for five weeks each year for peak king salmon fishing. The entire run of salmon must swim past their strategically placed camp.
The Aniak is one of Alaska's best rivers due to its variety and the sheer number of fish you'll catch. Rainbows average 21". Mid-River camp and upriver Trout Camp. Boat and bank angling.
Flies and Lures. Remote Orvis-Endorsed Lodge with daily fly-outs included in the package. This is the best value for a fly-in Alaska lodge that we have found. The area is the spawning grounds for all species of salmon.
Customize your fishing package to include as many king salmon and halibut fishing days as you'd like. Kenai king and silver salmon and Cook Inlet halibut. Several lodging options. Meals are not included in the package.
Fly fishing only. Catch and release. The Duncans have guided in remote Alaska for over 40 years. Target kings, silvers, chum, sockeye, char, trophy rainbows, and grayling. Willie powerboats and comfortable camp.
Fly fishing only. Catch and release. The Duncans' 90-mile Kanektok River Float Trips are limited to four weeks each season and eight guests per week. Target large leopard rainbows, salmon, dolly varden, and grayling.
Fly and Spin fishing. Catch and release. Egdorf’s is a floatplane only-in, remote camp in Western Alaska’s Bristol Bay region. Big numbers of rainbows, dolly varden, and grayling. Comfortable camp. Optional side-trips.
Four Flyways Outfitters Cast and Blast is the first three weeks in September. Cold Bay is roughly 630 miles southeast of Anchorage. The Peninsula is bordered by the Bering Sea to the north and the Pacific Ocean to the south.
World-record sized halibut and world-class salmon fishing on the calm, protected waters of the Inside Passage. Their boats average a 100-pound plus fish per boat, per day. This Alaska halibut lodge is minutes from the marina.
Sitka, Alaska, is only a 2-hour direct flight from Seattle. Some of the most consistent saltwater salmon fishing in Alaska. Mooch for salmon using lightweight tackle. Kain's lodge is only minutes from the marina.
The Royal Coachman, a remote Alaska fly fishing lodge on the Nuyakuk River, offers daily fly-outs to over thirty different rivers, with 20 Jon boats on ten rivers within the area. The Lodge has two DeHavilland Beaver floatplanes.
The Togiak is one of the best king and silver salmon rivers in Alaska. The Lodge is located six miles upriver from Togiak Bay and the Eskimo village of Togiak, Alaska.
On the 90-foot Perseverance, you’ll fish and cruise the calm and sheltered waters of Frederick Sound, Stephens Passage, and Chatham Strait, the heart of the Inside Passage.
