July Fishing in Alaska


What to Expect in July
The lupine are blooming. The sockeye are running. Summer is in full swing! The Lodge at 58* North is bustling, and we are fishing and flying every day. Though many anglers think of July as a month solely focused on salmon fishing, the Bristol Bay region has some incredible small-stream fishing for rainbow trout, grayling, and char during this time. This is often more traditional trout fishing methods with nymphs, dry flies, streamers and even mice! We fly into Katmai National Park and Becharof Wildlife Refuge in float planes to these remote streams often finding the solitude we crave and the trout fishing experience we dream about!
Availability for 2024



Guides
Two anglers per guide. We will rotate boat partners and guides each day. Assignments will be shared each evening.

Target Species
King & Sockeye Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Grayling, Dolly Varden, Arctic Char, Northern Pike

Bring home Salmon
The trip includes all fish processing, fileted, frozen, and vacuum sealed, placed in an airline-approved fish box. Most hotels in Anchorage have a freezer where you can keep your fish frozen if you are staying for a few extra days.

Getting Here
Your Alaska adventure starts when all guests meet to take a chartered plane from Anchorage to King Salmon. Once in King Salmon, one of our trusted staff will drive you to the beautiful Lodge at 58 North. You will depart King Salmon in the evening. Plan your flight home after 9 pm out of Anchorage, Alaska.




