Located on the uninhabited Pacific coast of the Alaska Peninsula, AWS has a sterling reputation for delivering a high quality fly fishing experience despite the daunting logistics associated with their wilderness setting.

And that setting is breathtaking; walk out your tent door and look to the right – there is the wild Pacific. Straight ahead, you look out over a salmon-filled river and estuary, framed in the background by a towering rock escarpment. To the left, you’re looking up into the forested, layered mountains that form the cradle of the home stream, a view dominated by an immense, glacier-covered mountain, and closer in, Harley’s Hill, a unique volcanic upthrust vaguely reminiscent of the Devil’s Tower. Once here, you are in for the experience of a lifetime; walking the home stream for burly silvers, day hiking the upper reaches of the stream for unbelievable numbers of sea run Dolly Varden, stalking the nearby ocean beach for ocean-cruising salmon, and helicoptering to other remote rivers for more of the same. It is a unique experience, even for Alaska.