Alaska Fishing Lodge - Stoney River Lodge

Sleetmute, Alaska is a small village of about 100 people and is near a major fishing waters in Alaska which is Stoney River Lodge. This Alaska Fishing Lodge is perfectly located near some fishermen who have great fishing, such as Grayling, Artic Char, Salmon, Sheefish, rainbow and lake trout. It also has some big Northern Pike for anglers to catch.Stoney River Lodge is located 230 miles west of Anchorage, Alaska and access is strictly Bush's aircraft. The flight is a few hours and forty-five minutes for this family owned and operated establishment. The room next to the Alaska fishing Lodge is about twenty miles. The remoteness of Stoney River Lodge should give you an idea of the fishermen who expects to you.The has been around since 1972 and offers a full service, professional guide to help fishermen bring home the "big". There are boats and you have the opportunity to put your face or your dress to arrive. If you like fly fishing, then take note that this area is an excellent choice for your Alaska fishing cabins vacation.Log which includes cleaning, with private baths, a spacious lounge deck with a splendid view over the lake and friendly staff make this an enjoyable when not fishing. In fact, Stoney River Lodge offers bed and breakfast for those wanting to enjoy more of what Alaska has to offer.Make sure to schedule some sightseeing, with a march to "see" tour. Bear can often be seen and, of course, other places of special interest in nature. You can also detect moose, caribou, or sheep. This, combined with the Bed and Breakfast Stoney River Lodge makes an ideal retreat for the fisherman / woman and his fishing spouse.If not want to add this Alaska Fishing Lodge on your next fishing adventure, consider capturing the moment . Even years to mid-June to late June will be Salmon. June and July are the months of lake trout and Sheefish. If you're in Northern Pike, then June to September are the months to visit. In mid-June to mid September, is Artic Grayling, Artic Char. Alaska King Salmon are found throughout the first half of July, with Tiger salmon in July and August. Sockeye salmon will be around mid-July, followed by rainbow trout rear-July to mid September. The season ends in mid-August silver salmon.