Alaska Trophy Adventure (ATA) Lodge 
Alaska
Epic Fly Fishing Adventures in Alaska's Untamed Wilderness
Fly Fish the Legendary Alagnak River and Its Wild Tributaries
Located deep in the heart of Katmai National Park, Alaska Trophy Adventures Lodge offers access to one of the most pristine and iconic river systems in North America. From its prime base on the Alagnak River's “Upper Braids” section, anglers can explore three renowned rivers—the Alagnak, Kukaklek, and Nonvianuk—home to massive runs of all five Pacific salmon species, wild leopard rainbow trout, arctic grayling, lake trout, and northern pike. With jet boat access to endless channels, gravel bars, and river braids, ATA Lodge promises a true wilderness experience with world-class fishing and unparalleled wildlife encounters.
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Fish Species

Season: June through September Best Highlights: June–July: Trophy rainbow trout and king salmon July–August: Peak sockeye salmon run and rainbow trout feeding frenzy August–September: Silver salmon, huge rainbows, arctic char

Unrivalled Fishing Opportunities

  • Fishing the legendary “Upper Braids” of the Alagnak River.

  • Sight-fishing in crystal-clear water.

  • Remote boat access to untouched side channels and gravel bars.

  • Dry fly hatches for rainbow trout and grayling.

  • Close wildlife encounters (grizzly bears, bald eagles, moose)

Adventurous Experiences Beyond Fishing

  • Bear viewing at natural salmon waterfalls.

  • Birdwatching (bald eagles, waterfowl).

  • Photography tours across the Katmai wilderness.

Accommodation

Lodge Details

  • Set along the Alagnak River.

  • Rustic yet comfortable log cabin accommodations.

  • Main lodge with dining room, lounge, and deck overlooking the river.

Dining & Hospitality

  • Freshly prepared meals daily.

  • Packed lunches on the river.

  • Communal lodge atmosphere—perfect for sharing stories after a day on the water.

Facilities

  • Jet boats for fishing access.

  • Wi-Fi (limited due to remote location).

  • Fishing gear rental available (by request).

Travel Information

Location

Katmai National Park, Alaska

Nearest Airport

  • King Salmon Airport (AKN)

Transport to Lodge

  • Guests fly commercially to Anchorage, Alaska.

  • Charter flight from Anchorage to King Salmon.

  • Lodge staff arrange river boat transfer from King Salmon to ATA Lodge.

Fact File: Alaska Trophy Adventure (ATA) Lodge 
Location
Kulik River, Alaska
Type of Fishing
Fly fishing on freestone river and braided channels
Best Season
June to September
Sustainability
Wild & Scenic River (since 1980)
Angler Capacity
8–12 anglers per week
Environment
Wild tundra, braided rivers, mountainous backdrop
Licence Required
Yes
Additional Notes
Nearest Airport/Transport Hub
King Salmon (AKN)
Accommodation
Riverside cabins
Dining
Full meal plan, hearty Alaskan cuisine
Other Activities
Fishing, bear viewing, wildlife photography

Fishing Package Details

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Alaska Trophy Adventure (ATA) Lodge 

Basic pricing

5,610 Comfort Lodge Package - 6 Day /7 Night pp
7,500

per person sharing amenities

Included in the package:

  • Guided fishing,
  • accommodations,
  • meals,
  • transfers from King Salmon Airport

Excluded in the package:

  • Flights to King Salmon,
  • travel insurance,
  • fishing licenses,
  • gratuities,
  • alcoholic beverages

Your specialised Itinerary

We offer a custom itinerary to offer you your perfect fishing adventure.
After booking we will adjust our base itinerary to your wishes.

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Daily Itinerary

  • Early morning breakfast.

  • Jet boat rides to various river sections and tributaries.

  • Full day fishing with guide.

  • Lunch along the river or back at the lodge.

  • Evening return for hearty dinner and fireside relaxation.

Conservation and Sustainability

The Alagnak River and surrounding tributaries are protected under the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, ensuring pristine habitats for generations to come. ATA Lodge practices strict catch-and-release for resident species like rainbow trout, Arctic char, and grayling, and follows ethical angling practices. Their commitment to sustainable tourism ensures a future for both fish and wildlife across this stunning Alaskan landscape.