ALAGNAK LODGE

The Alagnak Lodge is located in the tidal section of the Alagnak River about 5 miles upriver from the mouth where it joins with the Kvichak River and flows into Bristol Bay. We are about 25 miles north of the town of King Salmon, Alaska, and about 300 miles southwest of Anchorage, Alaska... The exceptional quality of the Alagnak River watershed fish populations can be attributed to several factors, the most important of which is the watershed's high-quality and diverse aquatic habitats unaltered by structures or flow management controls. Surface and subsurface waters are highly connected, enabling hydrological and biochemical connectivity between wetlands, ponds, streams and rivers; thereby increasing the diversity and stability of habitats able to support fish and offer a high degree of resiliency. High aquatic habitat diversity also supports the genetic diversity of fish populations. The return of spawning salmon brings marine-derived nutrients into the watershed and fuels both..

Also known as: Alagnak