Expeditions / King Salmon Week
Unlimited adventures · One price
Choose your stay
Both options are all-inclusive and include the float plane from Iliamna, your guide, meals, gear and catch handling.
Full Week Expedition
7 days / 6 nights
The complete bush experience, with the most days on the water and more time to settle into the rhythm of camp.
From $8,900 per angler
all-inclusive
Half Week Expedition
4 days / 3 nights
A shorter first taste of the Mulchatna, with the same camp, guides and all-inclusive care from arrival to departure.
Rates confirmed on WeTravel
all-inclusive
Prefer to see every week of the season first? Availability for the whole summer is below.
Our all-inclusive pricing keeps the adventure stress-free. From the moment you land in Anchorage, everything is taken care of. You get exceptional value and a hassle-free experience, so you can focus on world-class fishing and the Alaskan wilderness.
Included in your week
Roundtrip transfers to and from the Anchorage airport and hotel.
Two hotel nights at the Coast Inn at Lake Hood, next to the busiest seaplane base in the world, with complimentary cooler storage to keep your catch frozen. 3450 Aviation Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99502.
Roundtrip airfare Anchorage to Iliamna on Lake & Peninsula Airlines, about a 90-minute flight with views of snow-covered mountains and glaciers, including a $20 Uber credit per person for the ride to Merrill Field.
Roundtrip chartered floatplane from Iliamna to camp, about 60 minutes low over the tundra with moose, caribou and bears often visible.
Lodging in heated authentic Alaskan wall tents, two guests per tent, with warm showers.
Freshly prepared meals by our head chef, plus shore lunches featuring your catch of the day.
Guided fishing in an exclusive remote location with little to no competition.
Guides fillet, vacuum seal and freeze your fish and provide a 48-quart cooler packed to 50 lbs so you avoid airline overweight fees.
Fly rods, regular rods and reels (heavy duty and ultra-light), tackle and bait all provided. Bring your own favourites too.
Gratuities for all staff are included.
Plan with confidence
Airfare to and from Alaska is not included.
Alaska fishing license and King Salmon stamp. Buy online before your trip.
Space and weight are limited on the float plane, so personal gear and tackle are not included.
Alaska outfitters rarely hold a liquor license — cans and plastic bottles only, no glass. You can pre-order from a preferred vendor and we ship it into camp at no charge, or buy it in Anchorage. Lake & Peninsula charges $1.18 per pound over 50 lbs.
A day in the bush
6:00 AM
8:00 AM
10:00 AM
1:00 PM
5:00 PM
9:00 PM
The numbers
Bristol Bay rivers historically see an annual return of more than 100,000 king salmon. Mulchatna kings run 10 to 50 lbs and average 25 to 30 lbs.
Six to eight boats carry two anglers each. Hundreds of kings are caught daily, with thousands across the narrow four-week season.
Know before you go
We are 300 miles southwest of Anchorage on the Mulchatna River, feeding Bristol Bay. There are hundreds of miles of river where guests rarely see another boat. You fish right from our own landing, and access is not compromised by rain or fog.
No. We clean, vacuum seal and freeze your catch and give you a 48-quart cooler packed under 50 lbs.
Internet is available on request. Most guests prefer to disconnect, and guest privacy is respected.
Fly rods and reels, regular rods and reels, ultra-lights, fresh mono and braided line, and a full arsenal of lures, leaders, bobbers and flies are on every boat.
Camp serves up to 20 and is considered full at 16. There are two guests and one guide per boat, with total staff of 15 for nearly 1:1 service.