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A bull moose at twilight in Skwentna / Lake Creek, Alaska.

The Catalog

Expeditions

Wilderness, curated. Booked at the lodge, led by people who've lived this land their whole lives.

Guided Fly-Fishing

01 · On the Water

Guided Fly-Fishing

Sockeye, King, and Silver salmon, plus resident Rainbow Trout, Dolly Varden, and Grayling. Half-day, full-day, and multi-day expeditions with our resident guide.

  • Drift boat & wade
  • All gear provided
  • Licensing on arrival
  • Catch-and-cook nights
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Wildlife Observation

02 · In the Wild

Wildlife Observation

Moose, bears, eagles, otters, swans — observed with discretion and respect. We work with veteran naturalists who know where, when, and how to be invisible.

  • Guided dawn drives
  • Hide-based bear viewing
  • Camera coaching
  • Children welcome
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Fly-Out Adventures

03 · Above the Trees

Fly-Out Adventures

Private bush plane lifts to glaciers, remote rivers, and untouched alpine lakes. Picnic on the ice, fish a stream that's never been crowded, return by dinner.

  • Glacier landings
  • Remote fishing camps
  • Coastal bear flights
  • Custom itineraries
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Aurora & Winter

04 · Under the Stars

Aurora & Winter

From late August through April, the sky becomes the show. Snowmachines, ice fishing, snowshoeing through silent forest — and the lights, when the lights come.

  • Aurora alert service
  • Snowmachine tours
  • Heated viewing deck
  • Ice fishing
  • Snowshoes provided
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Bush Flying

The Floatplane Fleet

Workhorse

de Havilland Beaver

The legendary STOL bush plane. Seats up to 6 passengers with full gear, allowing access to the shortest gravel bars and smallest alpine lakes.

Payload: 1,200 lbs
Scout

Cessna 206 Stationair

Fast, quiet, and optimized for scenic photography flights. Perfect for glacier observation and rapid transport to local hubs.

Cruising speed: 140 kts
Safety First

Veteran Bush Pilots

Our pilots hold thousands of flight hours in the Alaska Range. We operate only in favorable conditions with top-grade maintenance cycles.

FAA Certified

Preparedness

Wilderness Layering Guide

Alaskan weather changes rapidly. The key to staying comfortable on the river is a proper three-layer system: base, insulation, and outer shell.

We provide top-grade waterproof waders, jackets, and boots at the lodge. We suggest bringing warm wool socks, thermal underwear, and polarized sunglasses for eye safety while casting.

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Glacier fly-out explorer.

Species

Fishing Calendar

Run timings and guidelines for the Skwentna/Lake Creek drainage.

King Salmon Mid June - Mid July (Large, aggressive pull)
Sockeye Salmon Late June - July (Massive runs, high activity)
Silver (Coho) Salmon August - September (Acrobatic, takes fly easily)
Rainbow Trout June - September (Resident, catch & release only)
Starry skies above the riverbank.

Outposts

Remote Day Camps

For full-day excursions, we establish private wall-tent outposts on target river systems, providing heated shelters, hot coffee, and warm hearths deep in the Alaskan Range.

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