Food for the soul
Just thinking back on all the good salmon fishing we had in the streams this year. 

Even though we are in the middle of winter I am already looking forward to walking up the river banks and searching for those beautiful Dolly Varden.  

A simple yet satisfying breakfast starts our guests out for a day of casting flys and watching fins break the surface. 

Setting the hook and feeling the rod bend in hand is what we seek.
In the end, the pleasure of being in the wilderness of Kodiak Island AK. is food for the soul.
We offer both here at Kodiak Adventures Lodge.

 Our clients leave with lots of memories tucked away  and their soul replenished with the nourishment that the great outdoors provides.  

Late Season Halibut fishing in Alaska

Kodiak Adventures Lodge had a very good fishing season all the way to December.


Blacktailed deer hunting on Kodiak Island Ak.



Yes!!! I said December.

Many of our hunters decided to do some  Halibut fishing on Kodiak Island AK while they were here.

With a limit of 2 Halibut,  many took home at least 1- 50lb box of delicious seafood along with their venison. 

Blacktail deer hunting was challenging in the beginning of the season as it always is, but it just kept getting better as the season progressed. The last week was really good but many of the antlers were falling off as the deer hit the ground. Kind of early this year for that,  but every year holds its own surprises. Many windy days with snow coming and going several times through the season. This made it very interesting as to what kind of weather you would be hunting in. Many of our clients got it all!!

Sunshine, cloudy,  windy, rain, snow and just some plain awesomely great weather !!!!



Late season Halibut fishing on Kodiak Island AK.