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Bristol Bay fishing discussions are often full of superlatives. Biggest run of sockeye salmon in the world. Alaska’s largest run of Chinook. Number one destination for trophy rainbows in Alaska; some that look more like steelhead than the rainbows most people think of. An abundance of healthy resident fisheries, including ridiculous amounts of Dolly Varden […]
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Nushagak Fishing Report 2021 These in river observations are brought to you by the owner and guides of Nushagak River Fishing Adventures. From mid June through mid August our team is on the water every day observing fish numbers, sizes and behavior. We have a bead on the techniques that are working and a strong […]
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2021 COVID Protocol One thing certain at Nushagak River Adventures Lodge this summer is that we will have a fun and relaxing time while taking the necessary precautions to keep everyone safe and well. We are ready to bring our A Game this season with outstanding fishing, quality boats and gear, superb dining and hospitality. […]
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Best Alaska fishing lodge is a self-proclaimed title by many lodges, but in reality is a hard-won accolade. Those that are truly among the best lodges in Alaska share common attributes. Knowing what they are will help guide you to choosing the best. Among the top is the quality and tenure of the guide staff. […]
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Flying to Alaska brings many anglers from across the world to the best angling destination in North America. And when you fly to the Nushagak River, you will be experiencing the very best of king salmon angling in the Great Land. No other destination in Alaska combines a prolific Chinook run with plenty of fishable […]
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Silver Fishing on The Nush: As seen in the December issue of Fish Alaska magazine. Written by Melissa Norris It’s no secret that the Nushagak River is the leading Chinook salmon fishery in Alaska, but far less known is that it’s a primary source of coho as well. The amazing part is that there is […]
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Alaska Fishing License Information Alaska fishing license general information is available through ADF&G. Below are the summary of details you need to know about obtaining your Alaska fishing license when visiting us at Nushagak River Adventures Lodge. In Alaska it is required to have a fishing license to sport fish and an additional king stamp […]
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Types of Salmon: How to Tell Kings and Silvers Apart Types of salmon in Alaska include Chinook, coho, sockeye, chum and humpies. It’s important to know how to identify each as a salmon angler. Chinook (kings) and coho (silvers) are the two most-popular gamefish we target on the Nushagak and we have them both in […]
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Alaska Salmon: Nushagak Kings vs Silvers Alaska salmon are recognized for their first rate fighting ability and high-caliber table fare. If you are familiar with the Nushagak River then you know we get two incredible runs of salmon—kings (Chinook) and silvers (coho). The question anglers have to ask themselves when planning a trip to Nushagak […]
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Dear Friends, It is with a heavy heart that I write to inform we must cancel our 2020 fishing season at Nushagak River Adventures Lodge. Sadly it is the only deducible response to this unfortunate pest COVID-19 as we are up against three large factors being the mandates by the State of Alaska, the local […]
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Ode to the Nushagak It’s easy sometimes to take things for granted in life—things like fishing and being able to start your season as you normally do. But when our cages are rattled by unforeseen obstacles larger than us, we see an opportunity to reflect on what we love and appreciate most about our lives. […]
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Seared Scallops and Fennel Salad Seared scallops and fennel salad with citrus is a light and delicious meal by Chef Chris that will leave you satisfied and energized. 8-10 fresh scallops 1 small head radicchio 1 small head curly endive 1 c baby romaine 1 orange 1 tsp minced shallot 1 grapefruit 1 small head […]
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