Fishing Program
Our goal is to utilize the various fisheries while they are in their prime. To do this we will fly you and your group out to different rivers and streams depending on the species that you are interested in. Each evening prior, we confer with you to see what kind of experience you are up for. The guides will then get the necessary gear put together in our tackle room (which doubles as a great story telling hang out). The next morning after breakfast you board one of our float planes and head out with a guide (or to a spike ...
FACILITY
Mission Creek Lodge is located on the shores of Lake Aleknagik in the heart of the world famous Bristol Bay region of Southwest Alaska. This area offers unsurpassed trophy fishing for Salmon and Trout in a spectacular wilderness setting. This modern facility is an ideal site for small corporate meetings, business entertaining, or the highlight of any Alaskan vacation. The well traveled angler will recognize the extras that make a stay at Mission Lodge a trip of a lifetime. Easy access, deluxe facilities and unsurpassed trophy fishing make Mission Lodge, the classic Alaska fly out lodge experience. Sauna, Hot tub, sumptuous dining, ...
ROOMS
We are one of the only lodges in Alaska where a private room is standard. You will sleep on a real bed (not a foam pad on plywood), your window looks out over the lake and the bathroom is just steps away in the lighted hall. Most importantly, you don't have to listen to Uncle Joe snore all night (or he does not have to listen to you). For couples, we have special suites that have a private bath in the room.
The Lodge
Mission Lodge is easily considered to be Alaska's finest fly-out lodge operation. Located in the heart of the Bristol Bay region of southwest Alaska, we are ...
Wilderness / Flight-Seeing
Some times our guests just spend the day flying the area just for the spectacular views and exciting wildlife. Our most popular flight seeing trip is known as the 'Lake-Hop'. Just like the title implies, you will fly from lake to lake, stopping to explore the beaches, fish some of the inlets and even venture into an ice cave. [caption id="attachment_336" align="alignnone" width="668" caption="We land at the creeks and rivers that feed the chain of lakes."][/caption]
Fishing Reports
Congrats to longtime guest Jim Konkel on his trophy Arctic Char catch this last summer. Pictured below is the shot on the river...
Has global warming gone too far? This doesn’t look like the Aleknagik that we left back in late September and why is our...
Alaska Fishing Report :: September 11 - 18, 2009
Low light on the Agulapak River, Wood Tikchik State Park, Alaska There are times that fishing feels restrained by a prudence and...
Alaska Fishing Report :: September 4 - 11, 2009
View from the co-pilot's seat. © Jon Crispin 2009 As the season gains momentum tumbling ever faster toward winter, minutes of...
Alaska Fishing Report :: Aug. 28 - Sept 4, 2009
An under water shot of Sockeye Salmon on the Agulapak River in Bristol Bay Alaska. Fall has descended, or perhaps ascended, bringing...
Featured Videos
Redfish Can’t Jump - Teaser from Luke Pearson on Vimeo.
Some of you might remember Seth and his wife Francesca Vernon from a number of years ago. Seth is not guiding Redfish in North Carolina full time and she is a school teacher. This video is a teaser to a full length film that he and some friends just completed. We will have a copy of the movie on the lodge for your viewing.
Walker’s Cay Chronicles part IA classic Walker’s Cay Chronicles featuring Flip & Diane Pallot fly fishing for King Salmon near the lodge.
