“Aleknagik Island Lodge is located north of Dillingham, Alaska on Lake Aleknagik, which serves as a gateway to the Wood-tikchik state parks. Aleknagik Island lodge offers opportunities to go after all 5 of targeted salmon species, along with the some of the worlds most coveted trout fishing. Catching table ready fish through tide sytems of Bristol Bay connection.

All five species of Pacific Salmon inhabit and spawn in the wood river and tikchik systems. Rainbow trout, grayling, Lake trout, arctic char, dolly varden, northern pike, whitefish and burbot thrive throughout the water systems surround the lodge making a week on the island still not enough time to capture the experience in its finest.

The southern lakes, the Wood River system, drains into Bristol Bay via the Wood River. The northern Tikchik Lake system drain into Bristol Bay by the Nuyakuk and Nushagak Rivers.

The Agulowak and Agulukpak, two shallow and relatively short clear water rivers, inspire Wood-Tikchik’s status as a world-class sport fishery that are part of the areas you’ll be fishing during your stay on the island!

The uniqueness and access you get to such abundance of natural resources and world class fishing while staying with Aleknagik Island Lodge will be the type of memories a lifetime is meant to have. “