In the event of a total cancellation there will be no refund of deposit.

For personal cancellations, trip(s) may be credited and rescheduled to within 12 months, availability contingent, but any increase in price will be billable and due May 1st in the trip year.

Please – It is strongly recommended that you buy travel insurance. Both Travel Guard and AAA offer excellent insurance to cover cancellations or loss of trips due to airline schedules, airline strikes, natural disasters and world conditions. www.travelguard.com – 800-826-4919

There may be an occasion when trip(s) are cancelled due to weather, a volcano eruption and or fish counts. In these instances our lodge assumes no liability and will do our best to reschedule or offer a comparable trip.

After May 1st any change to the trip selection is not guaranteed and will be based on availability.

• Quality spinning/bait-casting/flyrods outfit for Sockeye, Pink or Silver Salmon and Trout are available to our guests, first come first served.
• All trips will incur 3% Sales Tax on the package price.
• Any package price is subject to change without notice.
• Gratuities, lodging en route to the lodge not included in your package, meals – unless contracted, air and ground transportation, fish shipping, and fish boxes are not included in the package price
• Our lodge maintains and offers handicap accommodations.

WHAT TO BRING:

If you’ve been wondering what to pack for your Alaska salmon and halibut fishing trip, we’ve compiled a list of the most useful things that previous travelers wished they’d brought. We want you to fully enjoy your Alaska salmon and halibut fishing trip no matter what the temperatures and conditions are like!

We suggest you bring clothing that can be layered. Alaska’s weather is ever changing and generally, the mornings are cool, requiring the most clothes. All of the items that we suggest will keep you comfortable on those not so perfect days during your Alaska salmon and halibut fishing trip. Remember, you are fishing in Alaska and the weather will vary. Also, there is no set rule for insects (no see ums and mosquito’s). They are always present but generally more prevalent during the wet times and evenings.

• Light Jacket or polar fleece top and in May, June & after August 20, pack light gloves & ear muffs for the early morning trips.
• Ball cap
• Flannel shirts or sweat shirt
• Rain Suit – good is OK, Better is best!
• Polarized sunglasses!
• Insect repellent (cutters)Personal items – (Our Lodge provides soap, shampoo, conditioner & a hair dryer)
• Fishing shoe or boot
• Small flashlight
• Medications – think about Dramamine if salt water fishing
• Camera and/or video camera and film (batteries)
• Fishing License – purchase on line @www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=license.main, don’t forget a king salmon stamp if you will be fishing king salmon.
• Small backpack or shoulder bag for fishing gear, equipment, lunch and drinks
• Fishing tackle – if you are packing your own equipment and plan on some do it yourself fishing, bring what you would generally carry while fishing – i.e., hook removers, weights and lures