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Alaska Trophy Adventures Lodge is looking to hire qualified and motivated individuals to guide this season. The lodge consists of 160 acres of private property on the Wild and scenic Alagnak river in Bristol Bay, Southwest Alaska. The river is well known for its record runs of all 5 species of Pacific salmon but also is home to resident fish such as rainbow trout, lake trout, arctic grayling, arctic char, and dolly varden. U.S.C.G. captain’s license and valid CPR/First Aid certificate is required.Alaska Trophy Adventures Lodge hires individuals committed to excellence in hospitality and safety, who support conservation efforts, desire to grow and learn, and who seek to set the high-water mark in their professional and personal lives. Does this...

We have had a late start due to Covid19, but we are happy to announce that we are Open for Business As Not So Usual!   And what a great time to be here at ATA Lodge on the Alagnak Wild River!! Normally we would have an opening week starting June 8th with a lodge full of guests here for the great trout fishing that we have at the beginning of the season before the salmon start to arrive.  But this year we were forced to close for the whole month of June because of complications related to the Covid19 pandemic.   What that meant for us, is that our staff got to do a little fishing between opening up projects and...

  ATA Lodge Destination Featured On IFISH TV's 500th Episode! Alaska Trophy Adventures Lodge announces their selection by IFISH TV as one of the destinations to be featured in their celebratory 500th television episode. This episode marks a milestone for IFISH TV. Filmed at Alaska Trophy Adventures Lodge, this episode features exciting fishing in the Alaskan wilderness. Paul Worsetling, IFISH TV said, "My 500th episode is a massive achievement, there really are too many people to thank that have helped this momentous dream come true! ATA Lodge holds a place very close to my heart, to me it truly is one of "the last frontiers" and the world needs to see just how raw, wild and beautiful this magnificent place...