Guided Saltwater fishing

Self-guided hunting for Black Bear and
Sitka Blacktail Deer

Guided and Self-guided freshwater fishing
for Salmon, Steelhead, Dolly Varden and
CutthroatTrout
Thorne Bay Lodge is Located on
Prince of Wales Island in Southeast Alaska

Thorne Bay Lodge offers Guided fishing trips for halibut and
salmon, and Self-Guided fishing and hunting.  Located on Prince of
Wales Island we have access to 2,600 square miles of public land.
The entire island, and most of Southeast Alaska, is within Tongass
National Forest.  With over 990 miles of coastline and over 1,500
miles of road maintained by the Forest Service you have access to
nearly the entire island to hunt and fish.  Prince of Wales Island is
the third largest island in the US territory.  Flights go through
Seattle, Washington and arrive in Ketchikan, Alaska.  The island
is accessible by a 35 minute float plane ride from the Ketchikan
aiport or a 3 hour ferry ride.  We will pick you up at the dock.

Packages include:
We have 3 private suites, each suite sleeps 4 adults.
A private kitchen and bathroom in each suite.
Each suite comes with a Crewcab Pickup to explore the island.
Thorne Bay Lodge, Alaska
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Other Useful Links to Learn more about Prince of Wales Island:

Tongass National Forest- Discover, Diverse, Distinct, and Dedicated
Thorne Bay Business Association
Alaska Fish and Game- View Hunting and Fishing Regulations
Alaska Fish and Game- Buy Hunting and Fishing Licenses Online
Thorne Bay's Weather Today- Forecasted Weather for Thorne Bay
National Weather service website- Thorne Bay, Alaska

Convenient Links for Traveling Reservations:

Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air
Float plane services:
Promech Air
Pacific Air
Alaska's Inter-Island Ferry
Thorne Bay Lodge is an equal opportunity provider on the Tongass National Forest, USDA.
Copyright © Thorne Bay Lodge 2007. All rights reserved.
THORNE BAY
LODGE
A good day of Halibut fishing.
" I had a wonderful time at Thorne Bay Lodge. The
accommodations and total experience were first class. Each
day you can pick a different steelhead river or stream—my
favorite kind of angling adventure."

Nick Amato, Editor of Salmon Trout Steelheader magazine
Welcome to Alaska
Comfortable Saltwater fishing on our 28
foot boat for Salmon, Halibut, and
Rockfish.........or fish the streams for
Salmon, Steelhead, Cutthroat Trout, and
Dolly Varden
Look for us on these outdoor shows:
Check out the new Salmon Trout Steelheader magazine
for an article about our spring Steelhead fishing