Welcome to World class Sport fishing at the Holitna River Lodge in the pristine wilderness of Western Alaska

The Holitna River Lodge is located on a beautiful scenic river teaming with almost every species of fish known to the northern latitudes.    The Holitna River comes out of the Taylor Mountains and is about 250 miles due West of Anchorage.  Access to the Lodge is by commuter plane from Anchorage to Aniak, then by float plane from Aniak to the lodge, the scheduling of which we are happy to arrange.   All prices are inclusive, including fishing licenses and transportation from Anchorage to the lodge.  There are no hidden costs or fees.

Information on the River

     The Holitna River (Flatwater Class I) is the largest river in the lower Kuskokwim basin.  It begins at the confluence of the Kogrukluk River and the Shotgun Creek.  The surrounding country is covered with beautiful forests of spruce, birch and cottonwoods.  The Holitna River was used by Natives as part of a travel and trade route between Bristol Bay and the Interior.  The First route to the Interior was made by the Russians.