Lot 33S ALASKA'S MCDOUGAL LODGE: 6-Day/5-Night Fishing Adventure for Two Anglers in Alaska
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Two anglers will enjoy remote river fishing in the Lake Creek area of Alaska at Alaska's McDougall Lodge for 6-days of fishing for Pacific salmon, rainbow trout, northern pike and Arctic grayling.
Schedule this 4x1 fully guided trip with the outfitter for open dates between June 1-Sept 5, 2022 or 2023.
McDougall Lodge is located approximately 65 miles NW of Anchorage on the Yentna River and 1.5 miles from the mouth of Lake Creek. This clear, gravel bottom river, where all species of Pacific salmon flock to spawn each year, starts at the base of Mt. McKinley and runs 65 miles to the Yentna River. Your Coast Guard-approved guide will customize your trip to suit your individual style. Jet sleds allow you to fish the lower 8 miles of Lake Creek as well as various other clear water tributaries of the Yentna River.
This donation includes comfortable cabin accommodations, meals, rods & reels, field prep and 4x1 guide service. Additional anglers may be added at $4,690 each, non-anglers at $2,345 each. These prices include the round-trip float plane.
Not included are before and after travel expenses, hotel stay in Anchorage the first night, Licenses ($75/angler), King salmon stamp ($45/angler) and gratuities.
Arrival/departure point is Anchorage, AK.
HSCF thanks Alaska's McDougall Lodge for this 100% donation.
Schedule this 4x1 fully guided trip with the outfitter for open dates between June 1-Sept 5, 2022 or 2023.
McDougall Lodge is located approximately 65 miles NW of Anchorage on the Yentna River and 1.5 miles from the mouth of Lake Creek. This clear, gravel bottom river, where all species of Pacific salmon flock to spawn each year, starts at the base of Mt. McKinley and runs 65 miles to the Yentna River. Your Coast Guard-approved guide will customize your trip to suit your individual style. Jet sleds allow you to fish the lower 8 miles of Lake Creek as well as various other clear water tributaries of the Yentna River.
This donation includes comfortable cabin accommodations, meals, rods & reels, field prep and 4x1 guide service. Additional anglers may be added at $4,690 each, non-anglers at $2,345 each. These prices include the round-trip float plane.
Not included are before and after travel expenses, hotel stay in Anchorage the first night, Licenses ($75/angler), King salmon stamp ($45/angler) and gratuities.
Arrival/departure point is Anchorage, AK.
HSCF thanks Alaska's McDougall Lodge for this 100% donation.
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