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Sandy River Lodge

What kind of fish will I target at Sandy River Lodge?

Steelhead in the fall (September/October). Kings in the summer (June/July).

No—if you’re comfortable casting a two-hander or willing to learn, our guides will dial you in fast.
Expect cool, variable conditions. Bring quality layers, rain gear, and a good attitude.
We recommend bringing your own, but limited backup rods and reels are available if needed.
Yes, the lodge has Starlink internet access available throughout the camp. There is no cell service.

Sapsuk River Camp

How remote is the camp?
Very. There are no roads in or out—once you’re at camp, it’s just you, the crew, and the river. The camp is approximately 550 miles Southwest of Anchorage, Alaska.
June through October. We fish for kings from mid-June through July, silvers late August through mid September, and steelhead late September through October.
Yes—there’s a community bathhouse with hot running water, and two clean well-kept outhouses.
We host a maximum of six guests per week to keep the experience intimate and uncrowded. During king and silver salmon season we host up to six guests per week and scale down to four guests per week during steelhead season.
Not at all. Our guides work with all skill levels, and the water here is perfect for learning or refining your swing.

Steelhead Creek Camp

How remote is the camp?
Extremely. There are no other camps, anglers, or access points nearby. It’s just you, your guide, and the creek.
Wild steelhead—strong, aggressive, and fresh from the salt.
Yes. The creek is small and intimate, with clear footing and walkable banks. No boats needed—or used.
Both short two-handed rods and single-hand rods are ideal.
Yes—Starlink internet is available for checking in as needed, though most guests enjoy unplugging.