Dear Family and Friends of ATA Lodge, The best laid plans of mice and men…..It seems that change may be the only constant we can count on – that and the return of the salmon! As we move more deeply into a new social reality created by the COVID-19 crisis, we hope that you and your family remain safe, healthy and cared for in these trying times. In this time of stress and uncertainty, things are changing at a rapid pace, and we do not yet know what that means regarding this season in Bristol Bay at ATA Lodge. We are monitoring the situation closely and we will communicate more clearly what will happen once it becomes clear the...
Kevin Dooley of Idube Photo Safaris will hold Alaskan brown bear photography workshops at Alaska Trophy Adventures Lodge the week of July 12 to July 19, 2020.
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...
Another Great Season in the Books at ATA Lodge! After browsing through this blog post, I think that you will have to admit that The Alagnak Wild River is a pretty photogenic location. We certainly feel privileged to be able to call it "home" for almost 5 months every year! Conditions this season were a bit different than what we have come to expect out here in Bristol Bay. After a very mild winter with little snowpack on the mountains, we went on to experience an unprecedented heatwave and drought throughout the entire season. The snow that was on the mountains in spring had almost totally melted off by early July as the photo above shows. Normally we would have prolonged...