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Species: |
Chinook
Salmon, Chum Salmon, Sockeye Salmon, Pink Salmon,
Coho Salmon, Dolly Varden, Rainbow Trout, and Arctic
Grayling. |
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Capacity: |
Up to 20 anglers per week max. |
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Cost: |
$5,450 to $6,560 (including Anchorage
Charter Flight) per angler per week |
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June through September |
Goodnews River
Lodge is located on the western slope of Alaska, between
the Togiak National Wildlife Refuge and the coast of
the Bering Sea. Over 400 miles from the nearest
paved road, this 175 mile long wild river is among the
finest in all Alaska and is one the state's two most
remote, diverse, and prolific fisheries. The Goodnews
offers outstanding Rainbow Trout fishing as well as
abundant numbers of all five of the species of Pacific
Salmon (depending on what time of the season that you
choose). Additionally, Arctic Char, Dolly Varden, and
Grayling are available every day of the season. The
Goodnews is a fisherman's dream come true, and is generally
regarded as Alaska's most remote trout, salmon, and
wildlife sanctuary.
One of the
real advantages of the camp is that it is located right
on the river itself. The main tent/lodge complex
is just above tidewater on the main branch of the river,
offering immediate access to prime fishing areas in
all 3 branches. Fast jet boats can get you to any of
the fishing spots in just minutes. Or, in just an hour
or two, the lodge can jet you upriver to one of the
many ideal starting points for GRL float trips that
range from a single day to a full week. Diversity and
flexibility are just a few of the keys to the fishing
program at GRL. Your fishing is limited only by the
amount of energy that you can muster.
Mobility
is one of the other keys to Goodnews River Lodge's success
as an Alaska wilderness camp. With two 23-foot
inboard jet Duckworths, five skiffs fitted with outboard
jet units, and a drift boat, the camp is able to let
you fish anywhere in the entire river system in a given
day. It's your choice each morning: Salmon in tidewater,
Char and Dolly Vardens in the tributaries, stalking
Rainbows with spun-hair mouse (lemming) patterns, or
slinging leeches, muddlers, and roe imitations at the
'Bows, Char and trophy-sized Grayling. And if that is
not enough, good fishing is literally a stones throw
away from your cabin door.
Although
the emphasis is where it should be, on the fishing,
Goodnews River Lodge believes in comfort, relaxation,
with plenty of great Alaskan hospitality and lots of
smiles! This is Alaskan fishing the way that
it should be.... a remote river, and a comfortable camp.
Top quality guides, and first-rate equipment are combined
by a veteran operator to make the Goodnews River live
up to its name for each and every one of its guests.
Goodnews River Lodge's professional
chef is dedicated to providing outstanding hearty fare
with delicious appetizers, piping hot homemade breads,
the freshest fruits and vegetables, choice entrees,
and mouth-watering desserts. Hot coffee is always available,
along with a plate of homemade cookies.
In a nutshell, this is a spectacular
camp with many of the amenities of the most luxurious
fixed lodges, yet located in a stream side environment
only inches from some of the finest fishing in Alaska.
Goodnews River Lodge is one of the most popular wilderness
camps in Alaska; advance reservations are a must.
Lodging:
The camp is a very comfortable all-tent facility, raised
on wood decks, only a few yards from the river's bank.
It is one of the best planned operations in the Alaskan
bush, complete with central gathering hall, commercial
kitchen, shower and bath area, drying room, guest and
staff lodging, and maintenance facility. Each tent cabin
comfortably accommodates two anglers. An individual
porch on each cabin offers quiet time for reflection
amongst the trees, tundra, and endless sky above. Cabins
are well appointed, featuring electric and gas lighting,
thermostatically controlled propane heat, beds with
flannel sheets and warm comforters, chamber pots, carpeted
floors, and plenty of storage shelves and hooks for
laying out gear.
Travel Arrangements:
You will take a charter flight to the lodge from Anchorage.
Length of
Stay: Saturday to Saturday.
Occupancy:
Good News River Lodge is able to host 20 anglers.
Rates:
$5,450.00 per angler (Saturday - Saturday) June 21-29
$6,250.00 per angler (Saturday - Saturday) June 29-
July 05
$6,250.00 per angler (Saturday - Saturday) July 05-12
$4,850.00 per angler (Saturday - Saturday) July 12-19
$4,850.00 per angler (Saturday - Saturday) July 19-26
$4,850.00 per angler (Saturday - Saturday) July 26-August
02
$5,950.00 per angler (Saturday - Saturday) August 02-09
$6,250.00 per angler (Saturday - Saturday) August 09-16
$6,250.00 per angler (Saturday - Saturday) August 16-23
$6,250.00 per angler (Saturday - Saturday) August 23-30
$6,250.00 per angler (Saturday - Saturday) August 30-
September 6
$4,850.00 per angler (Saturday - Saturday) September
06-13
Inclusions:
The rate includes: Round trip charter from Anchorage
to the camp, deluxe tent accommodations, meals, amenities,
daily fishing trips away from camp, guides, lures and
flies, terminal tackle, boat service, a package of vacuum-packed
smoked salmon.
Non-Inclusions:
This rate does not include: Personal gear, gratuities,
or fishing license.
Deposit:
A 50 percent deposit is due to secure a reservation.
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and questions are welcome.
Please contact
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