The saltwater fisheries surrounding our Alaska fishing lodge are by far the best you'll find throughout Alaska due to our key location in Southeast Alaska. We're not impacted in this region by commercial fishing. We also have immense reef systems surrounding our fishing grounds. These reefs support large schools of herring, needlefish, shrimp and other feed that sustain life in the saltwater. The streams in our region support some of the largest runs of spawning salmon found in the Pacific Northwest. Our local spawning salmon aren't the only fish passing by. Salmon heading to spawn in the Stikine River and three state operated hatcheries, as well as the migratory Canadian runs have to migrate through our fishing grounds.

During the fall, winter and spring, Kings congregate in this region and are normally found feeding in our small cove. Fishing during these months are a little cool, averaging 35 degrees, but the fishing is fabulous! The average winter king weighs in around 18 pounds and hook ups are normally within an hour. Combine fishing and hunting trips during this time of year for an outstanding adventure.

Whether this is going to be your first Alaska Charter fishing vacation or if you're seeking a new Alaska Fishing lodge, you'll enjoy what Wooden Wheel Fishing Lodge has to offer. With superb fishing, exceptional guest service, a quiet remote setting and cozy atmosphere with accommodations for up to eight guests, you'll be provided with an exceptional Alaska fishing vacation of a lifetime.

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Alaska Charter Fishing | Freshwater / Fly Fishing | Alaska Salmon Fishing
Alaska Halibut Fishing | Cod Fish and Rockfish | Fishing Tackle
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