Bristol Bay Lodge

Bristol Bay Lodge Founded in 1972, Bristol Bay Lodge sits on a wooded rise overlooking Lake Aleknagik and the surround

The Sockeye are starting to release their eggs in our home waters, this massive biological event fosters some of the gre...
08/24/2026

The Sockeye are starting to release their eggs in our home waters, this massive biological event fosters some of the greatest trout fishing in the entire world.

It’s only going to get better from here!

We’ve had red-hot trout fishing leading us right into Silver season!
08/15/2026

We’ve had red-hot trout fishing leading us right into Silver season!

Dry fly fun for the whole fam! 🦟🌈
08/08/2026

Dry fly fun for the whole fam! 🦟🌈

Arctic Char from a remote lake. Pond hopping is a fun part of our fishing program. Guests enjoy a Birds Eye view of the ...
07/31/2026

Arctic Char from a remote lake.

Pond hopping is a fun part of our fishing program. Guests enjoy a Birds Eye view of the Alaskan wild-lands and get to fish some of Bristol Bay’s hidden gems.

Squeezing in a few more big Kings at Rainbo Camp before the King season concludes next week. This beautiful, chrome fish...
07/24/2026

Squeezing in a few more big Kings at Rainbo Camp before the King season concludes next week.

This beautiful, chrome fish was guided by Luke B

Kings from camp.Nothing else pulls like a king fresh from the salt. Our fishing program includes two overnight out camps...
07/05/2026

Kings from camp.

Nothing else pulls like a king fresh from the salt. Our fishing program includes two overnight out camps on some of the best rivers to catch King Salmon in Southwest Alaska. When the run is on, our guests have a great chance to see a King up close and personal.

Photo credit Jack McGrain Rich Yancey

Dry flies after dinner on the Agulowak.
07/03/2026

Dry flies after dinner on the Agulowak.

It’s that time of year! The run is on and Sockeye are pouring into our home waters. Sockeye Salmon are a keystone specie...
07/02/2026

It’s that time of year! The run is on and Sockeye are pouring into our home waters.

Sockeye Salmon are a keystone species for our ecosystem in Southwest Alaska. Seeing them show up in huge numbers is always an exciting sight and a great indicator for the health of a fishery.

During these weeks our guests have the opportunity to take fish home and share their love for this resource with family and friends back home.

Dawn on Lake Aleknagik.
07/02/2026

Dawn on Lake Aleknagik.

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Ellensburg, WA
98926

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