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Green and white cabins set amongst trees in Alaska
Eagle sat in a tree
Close up of pink and purple fly fishing flies
Two anglers fly fishing on a river in Alaska
Lady angler holding a pink salmon caught in Alaska
Bear standing in a river in Alaska
Two people fly fishing in Alaska
Two ladies holding a rainbow trout caught in Alaska
Lady fly fishing in a river in Alaska
Man and lady fly fishing in a river in Alaska
Bear walking alongside a river bank in Alaska
Man knelt in a river in Alaska holding a dolly varden fish
Lady and man standing in a river in Alaska, the man holding a pink salmon
Angler holding a pink salmon caught in Alaska
Bright pink and green surface poppers used for fishing
Puffin swimming in water in Alaska
person fly fishing in a river in Alaska
A winding river flows through a lush green valley toward a larger body of water, flanked by rolling green mountains under a pale blue sky.
Close up of sea otter in water in Alaska
Lady stands waist-deep in a river, successfully landing a fish on a fly fishing line.
Green and white cabins set amongst trees in Alaska
Eagle sat in a tree
Close up of pink and purple fly fishing flies
Two anglers fly fishing on a river in Alaska
Lady angler holding a pink salmon caught in Alaska
Bear standing in a river in Alaska
Two people fly fishing in Alaska
Two ladies holding a rainbow trout caught in Alaska
Lady fly fishing in a river in Alaska
Man and lady fly fishing in a river in Alaska
Bear walking alongside a river bank in Alaska
Man knelt in a river in Alaska holding a dolly varden fish
Lady and man standing in a river in Alaska, the man holding a pink salmon
Angler holding a pink salmon caught in Alaska
Bright pink and green surface poppers used for fishing
Puffin swimming in water in Alaska
person fly fishing in a river in Alaska
A winding river flows through a lush green valley toward a larger body of water, flanked by rolling green mountains under a pale blue sky.
Close up of sea otter in water in Alaska
Lady stands waist-deep in a river, successfully landing a fish on a fly fishing line.

Sam’s Camp, Kodiak Island, Alaska

The Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge ensures professional management of this unique island located 250 miles southwest of Anchorage. Kodiak is the second largest island in Alaska and is home to over 4,000 brown bears (the world’s largest bears).

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Fully guided by experienced professionals you have a unique opportunity to view amazing wildlife and enjoy great fly fishing.

All our guided fishing packages require 1 night in Anchorage and 1 night in Kodiak City outbound and the same inbound. That adds 4 nights to your wilderness camp package which is generally 6 or 7 nights. Extended stays are possible.

Sams Rohrer Bear Camp.

Accessible by float plane and helicopter from Kodiak City. Basic but comfortable cabins, excellent home cooked meals and top guides. This camp caters ideally for groups of 2 to 6 persons. It is the perfect location remotely located on the northwest coast in a sheltered fjord. Excellent fly fishing on an easily wade-able small river with a variety of deeper runs, pools and shallow glides. Wildlife and photographic opportunities are superb for Kodiak bears, fox, sea otters, bald eagles and Sika deer.

Pink Salmon are referred to as pink because these fresh run silver fish hit anything pink in colour. They average 4 to 8 pounds and give a great fight on a 5/6 weight rod. Vast runs of pinks run from mid-July into late August. Chum and Sockeye enjoy good runs and generally start early August. Coho/silvers are the sought after and highly acrobatic salmon reaching weights of up to 20 pounds. They tend to run September through into October.

June through into autumn offers exceptional fly fishing for Char (Dolly Varden) and rainbow trout. Some of the larger char are sea run and can achieve weights of up to 8 pounds. The general size of char and trout is in the 2 to 4-pound class. Great fun on a 5/6 weight rod. In mid-July into August, you will generally have the river to yourself and the fly fishing for pinks, char and rainbow trout is outstanding. When the coho silver salmon arrive in early September this short stretch of river can get busy. (We fish the more exclusive location of Dicks Camp for Coho).

Our Kodiak Wilderness camps are exactly that. Toilets are “long drop dunnies” dug out each season. No flush toilets here as its back to basics. Toilet paper is supplied and you have great views! Take biodegradable wet wipes with you as there are no showers. This is true outdoor wilderness living.

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