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PACKAGE COST: $7,850

A $3,500 deposit must be sent in ASAP in order to reserve a spot. 
Lodging is two in a cabin, so you’ll need a roommate.

Price includes: 6 days of guided fly‐out fishing and 6 days lodging; breakfast, lunch and 5‐star caliber dinners (special requests for any diets are welcomed); use of all boats and motors, aircraft; all fishing equipment, including rods, reels, flies and leaders, boots and waders; flights to and from the lodge and Iliamna; a 7- day non‐resident fishing license; a 50 lb. box of frozen and filleted salmon (if salmon are caught). 

Not included: RT airfare from your home to Anchorage; the charter flight from Anchorage to Iliamna (approximately $500); tips for the guides and staff. Should you travel by private jet, most are capable of landing in Iliamna. If not traveling by private jet, you MUST arrive in Alaska in time to catch the charter flight to Iliamna that departs at 4 PM, on the Saturday of the start of your trip, from Merrill Field near downtown Anchorage. 

If you can’t make the charter, you will need to arrive the day before and stay overnight in Anchorage. The cost for lodging that night is not covered in the package rate.

*** I strongly suggest that you make arrangements for a trip in 2016 as far in advance as is possible because the dates at the lodge get booked quickly and getting flights to Alaska in the summer can be difficult if they are not made far in advance

EQUIPMENT YOU NEED TO BRING

Wading Equipment: If you do not have boots or waders, the lodge will supply some for you. You are welcome to bring your own gear. However, it is essential that you have a hooded, Gore-Tex fishing jacket and some cold weather gear or fleece to wear under your waders. If you don’t have those, you can always purchase them at the lodge. 

A new law requires that WADDING BOOTS MUST BE RUBBER SOLED to prevent contamination of the water. Please, NO STUDS or CLEATS, as they are very hard on the planes and boats. If you only have studded boots, the lodge does have some slip on protectors for your boots.

Other Items:

• Polarized Sunglasses (amber or copper lenses are best)
• Day Pack/Backpack (waterproof is best)
• Gallon Ziploc bags to help keep items organized and dry
• Still/Video Camera (waterproof is best)
• Insect Repellant or netting to cover your head (I have never had to use netting, but better to be prepared)
• Sunscreen
• Large plastic garbage bags for packing wet items when returning home
• Swimsuit for the Sauna at the Lodge