Pacific Salmon: King (Chinook), Silver (Coho), Sockeye, Dog (Chum), Dolly Varden

For sheer power & size in freshwater the King Salmon is unrivalled. Alongside this are the spectacular runs of Silver Salmon -superb sport and the closest in nature to Atlantic Salmon. All the species of Pacific Salmon can provide superb and exhilarating sport on a fly rod. All the lodges will have a focus towards one species or another as the seasons progress and the individual runs arrive in the respective rivers.

Alaska fishing holidays

Alaskan Fishing Lodge: The Royal Coachman Lodge

SALMON FISHING: THE ROYAL COACHMAN LODGE

Located in the Bristol Bay region of western Alaska, the Royal Coachman Lodge is situated in the heart of the Wood-Tikchik Park on the banks of the Nuyakuk River. This Alaskan fishing lodge offers access to fish the largest salmon runs in the world. The sheer numbers of fish supported by this fishery is incredible.

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Alaskan Fishing Lodge: The Alaska West Lodge

KING SALMON FISHING: THE ALASKA WEST LODGE New WhereWiseMenFish destination

The river has a tremendous run of Kings that come in from mid-June until the end of July. The fish are tide bright and sealiced and can be caught on traditional fly fishing methods. Also not to be overlooked is the fact that the river also has one of the best silver salmon runs along with superb rainbows and very strong runs of the other species.

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Alaskan Fishing Lodge: The Copper River Lodge

PACIFIC SALMON FISHING: THE COPPER RIVER LODGE

Located in a complete wilderness area, the Copper River Lodge is home to some of the best rainbow trout fishing in all of Alaska. This Alaskan fishing lodge is a cabin style building with a very cozy feel and the fishing is one of the last places in the world where you can do battle with wild rainbow trout that reach well over ten pounds.

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British Columbia fishing holidays

Steelhead and salmon fishing in British Columbia: The Nicholas Dean Lodge

STEELHEAD AND SALMON FISHING: THE NICHOLAS DEAN LODGE New WhereWiseMenFish destination

Nicholas Dean Lodge has access to over 50 of the best rivers and lakes in the Lower Skeena region and the near shore Pacific Ocean. Although guests will only be able to fish a fraction of the available water during a typical holiday, you will have unparalleled opportunities to fish in the style that you prefer, for the species that you wish to catch in the best available rivers to suit the local conditions.

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Steelhead Fishing - Nemo Bay Resort

PACIFIC SALMON FISHING: NIMMO BAY RESORT

One of the many reasons Harper’s Hideaway Report named Nimmo Bay Resort "Fishing Resort of the Year" for 1997 and 2004 is that Nimmo Bay provides a most spectacular and unique fishing experience. Nemo Bay takes you beyond tradition and transcend the angling norm of fishing only one body of water.

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Steelhead fishing in British Columbia: The BC West Lodge

PACIFIC SALMON FISHING: THE BC WEST LODGE New WhereWiseMenFish destination

The Dean River is considered by many to be the premier Steelhead River in British Columbia. A medium sized river it is dwarfed by the towering backdrop of mountainous snow covered peaks from every perspective. To fish in these surroundings is simply awe-inspiring and the scale of the surroundings has to be experienced to be believed.

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Steelhead Fishing: Westcoast Fishing Adventures British Columbia

STEELHEAD AND SALMON FISHING: WESTCOAST FISHING ADVENTURES

Northern British Columbia is fast becoming the destination of choice for fishing enthusiasts wanting a wide variety of choices for fresh water species. Owned and run by Gill and Tanya McKean, this lodge provides the perfect base from which you have access to some of the best steelhead rivers such as the Skeena, Nass and Kitmat Rivers.

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