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Bristol Bay lodge Revival: A camp turned lodge on Alaska’s Nushagak River by Pete von Jess “What have I gotten myself into?” I asked out loud standing on the grounds of the Bristol Bay lodge I had just purchased. And that was before my client’s foot went through a rotting stair tread. I stared up […]
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Nushagak Fishing Report and Highlights 2023 The Nushagak fishing report for this season is generally one of positives. Season highlights include our conservation efforts, 40-Inch Club members added and our annual Special Forces week. If you know our lodge, you also know that our owner and all of our guides promote conservation. One case in point is our “40-Inch Club […]
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People often ask where to fish salmon in Alaska. Well, look no further than the Nushagak River in the region of Bristol Bay. This is a main river that opens into Nushagak Bay flowing south off its origin in the Kuskokwim Mountains. The river is world famous for sportfishing, hosting a variety of fish species. […]
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Bristol Bay fishing lodge options are numerous in Alaska. Choosing the right one can often be a daunting task. Determining the fish species to target, area of Bristol Bay to visit, time of the year to make the trip, prerequisite amenities at the lodge, and cost, are among the top considerations. With so many variables, […]
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Fishing lodges, Alaska being one of those destinations where fishing lodges are numerous, are not all created equal. That makes choosing the right lodge for you a somewhat complicated proposition. It comes down to asking yourself a series of questions: When do I want to go to Alaska?; What do I want to fish for?; […]
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There are several holidays each calendar year designed to honor our military personnel, both past and present. There’s Memorial Day on the last Monday of May to honor those who sacrificed their lives while serving. There is Armed Forces Day on the third Saturday each May to honor those who are currently serving. And then, […]
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When it comes to sockeye fishing, there are a few reasons that stand out why we love it so much. 1. Abundance! This is the most harvestable fish of abundance in Alaska. Not only is sockeye fishing the past time of many Alaska families, hoards of visitors hit the state for red salmon fishing, especially […]
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Alaska sockeye fishing is synonymous with Bristol Bay because nearly 75% of the world’s sockeye (red salmon) harvest comes from the region. 2022 was a record year for Alaska sockeye fishing with a run that totaled nearly 74 million sockeye, which, in turn, lead to a record harvest by commercial gillnetters as well. The area […]
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Has an Alaska fishing trip been on your bucket list for as long as you can remember? Many of us watch videos and television shows, read articles and follow social media channels looking for Alaska fishing photos and information for that ultimate trip to Alaska we have conjured in our minds. Make Alaska Happen This […]
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Smoked Salmon Wontons by Chef Chris Lee This smoked salmon wontons recipe is simple but it sure is a crowd pleaser. Bring a touch of Alaska to your party or feature it as your main dish paired with a great fresh mixed green salad and a light white wine. 4 oz cold smoked salmon 4 […]
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Seared Halibut with Basil Chimichurri and Pineapple Relish by Chef Chris Lee, Nushagak River Adventures Lodge For the Pineapple Relish: ¾ cup diced pineapple ½ cup diced seedless cucumber (peeled) 1 tbsp rough chopped cilantro 1 tbsp finely chopped basil 2 ¼ tbsp finely diced jalapeno, seeded 2 tbsp finely chopped red onion 1 garlic […]
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How to thaw fish is good knowledge to have, especially after returning home from a successful fishing trip to Nushagak River Adventures Lodge. Be it king salmon or silvers, thawing your fish properly will increase its quality on the table. The proper way to thaw fish is by leaving it in the refrigerator until it […]
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