Nuyakuk River, Togiak Wildlife Refuge - Southwest Alaska

Of all the attributes that make Royal Coachman Lodge attractive, none are so obvious as their location, and the quality of their staff.

The lodge itself is located on the banks of a wilderness river in the remote Togiak/Tikchik region of Alaska, an area where lodges are few and far between, and most of the fisheries lightly hit. Their staff is top-notch, with customer service obviously paramount; from the guides, to the camp staff, it permeates the entire operation. They fly their 12 weekly guests to new rivers and streams each day, unless of course they would prefer to repeat…and they even hold a private lease permit on a small coastal river that loads up with kings, chums and silvers each season. Their emphasis is on variety; each week they normally have anglers catching rainbows, salmon, grayling, dollies, pike, and even a special strain of large and gorgeously-marked char found only in one lake system. There truly is something for every fly fisherman!