907-360-1856 bradinalaska@gmail.com

What should I bring?

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Where do I get my fishing license?
Click below for Fish and Game License

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How do I get there?

“It is best to plan to arrive into Anchorage the Friday evening before your fishing trip starts, and to book your return flight out of Anchorage late night the Saturday your fishing trip ends. Once we have your itinerary in hand, we will make travel arrangements with an air taxi for your ride to and from Igiugig. You will pay your airfare for the air taxi direct – about $550/person RT, which includes 50lbs of gear. Please note, while we try to accommodate your travel plans best we can, the air taxi service is considered “non-scheduled” and flight times may change with little notice. This is why we recommend giving yourself plenty of time to catch your flight out of Anchorage.”


Air Taxi Service

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Igiugig Lodge offers quality fly rods, reels, all lines, leaders and flies for your use during your stay. We also provide breathable waders and boots in most sizes if needed. (Felt soled waders and boots are no longer legal in Alaska.)
You will need a current Alaska fishing license for your trip. These can be purchased at many in-state locations over-the counter. However we suggest you get them online before you come, to avoid any last-minute problems! Alaska Fish & Game Licenses Here >>

Deposits and Reservations: 50% of the trip cost will reserve your spot. The balance is due 90 days prior to your arrival. Accommodations for groups up to 6 guests, in double occupancy rooms available.

Lodge Dinner Menu

Igiugig Lodge Dinner Menu

Appetizers and fresh baked bread each evening.

CEDAR PLANK SOCKEYE SALMON – Served with a lemon dill glaze, warm German potato salad, crispy Brussels sprouts.
Vanilla bean creme brulee’.

SLOW ROASTED PRIME RIB – served with grilled asparagus, mashed potatoes and au fus gravy, creamy horseradish sauce on the side.
Chocolate mousse with a crown royal float.

SIX-HOUR SMOKED BABY RACK RIBS – served with homemade barbecue baked beans, sauteed corn, apple and cabbage coleslaw, cast-iron cornbread.
Strawberry Crostata with homemade vanilla semifreddo.

GRILLED GAME HENS – served with rice pilaf and sauteed garlic broccoli.
Lemon Tart with honey Chantilly cream.

GRILLED MOROCCAN SPICED LAMB – served with a smoky romesco sauce, almond date quinoa, oven roasted cauliflower.
Chocolate souffle

CLASSIC PORK SCHNITZEL – served with apricot habanero chutney, creamy polenta and mixed vegetables.
New York style cheesecake with blueberry compote.

ALASKAN CRAB & WHOLE ROASTED CHATEAUBRIAND – served with Bearnaise sauce, caramelized onion and potato gratin, vegetable succotash.
Lemon spongecake.

Full Week Fishing Rates

Rates

FULL WEEK 7 NIGHT STAY (SATURDAY TO SATURDAY) $6,500

Rates Include: 6 full days guided fishing, including, fly-outs, plus you can fish the day you arrive and the day you leave. Rates also include use of rods, reels, flies and other fishing equipment including boats, planes and fuel; food, drinks, and lodging ,with daily room and laundry service. plus transportation from the town of Igiugig to the lodge and back.

Rates Do Not Include: Air taxi flights to Igiugig from Anchorage and back, Alaska state fishing license ( available on line), and gratuities.

Deposits and Reservations: 50% of the trip cost will reserve your spot. The balance is due 90 days prior to your arrival. Accommodations for groups up to 6 guests, in double occupancy rooms available.

Refund Policy: Generally, payments are non-refundable, but are transferable. Should Igiugig Lodge be successful in filling trip dates which become available due to your cancellation, deposits may be refunded. It is suggested you purchase vacation insurance should you be concerned an unexpected event may disrupt your plans.

Phone: (907) 360-1856
Email: brad@alaskaslodge.com
PO Box 872966
Wasilla, AK 99687

Iliamna, Alaska! The Last Frontier

Iliamna Lake or Lake Iliamna is a lake in southwest Alaska, at the north end of the Alaska Peninsula, between Kvichak Bay and Cook Inlet 240 miles southeast of Anchorage, Alaska.

It is the largest lake in Alaska, eighth largest lake in the United States of America, and one of the largest in North America, covering about 2,600 km² (1,000 sq. miles). The lake is 77 miles (124 km) long and up to 22 miles (35 km) wide, with a maximum depth of 988 feet (301 m). Through the Kvichak River, its waters drain into Bristol Bay.

Iliamna Lake is noted for its sport fishing. The three primary targets of anglers in the lake are trout, salmon, and grayling. June through September is prime time for catching fat rainbow trout, some of which exceed 30 inches long. The Kvichak River Policy (the drainage of Lake Iliamna) is catch and release on trout (and all other native fish), but not on salmon. Sockeye (Red) and Silver (Coho). Salmon are consistently found in the lake and are open to harvest under Alaska Department of Fish and Game Regulations. Lake Iliamna also has one of few populations of freshwater seals in the world.

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