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Captain Steve's Fishing Lodge
Ninilchik
Deep Creek, Cook Inlet, Alaska
USA

Captain Steve's Fishing Lodge offers fine Alaska lodging with the most incredible big game fishing on Earth! For GIANT FISH like this New World Record Lingcod:

Congratulations to Robbie Hammond of Discovery Bay, California!

His record lingcod; an 82.6 pound
beast..!

The story:

Robbie, Allan and their buddy Brent hooked up immediately after their lines went into the water. We were using large lead head jigs. Allan's fish moved back against the current forcing us to motor backward so we knew it was a very big halibut.

The remaining two fish ran the other way.

The whole story...

Right now we have winter conditions with many outdoor snow activities:

• Cross Country Skiing
• Snow Mobiling
• Trapping and Predator Calling
• Ice Fishing
• Night Sky Watching (Northern Lights - Aurora Borealis)
• Winter Photography
• Much more...

A Winter Photography Tour is available for 2011 - please contact us a.s.a.p.!

• Halibut over three hundred pounds
• Lingcod over  70  80 pounds
• Rock cod / Snapper yellow eyes
  ~ exceeding 20 & 30 pounds
• Alaska Salmon sport fishing target species:
  • King Salmon chinook
    (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha)
    ~ potentially in the 40s & 50s
  • Silver Salmon coho (Oncorhynchus kisutch)
  • Sockeye Salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka)
  • Chum Salmon (Oncorhynchus keta)
  • Pink Salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha)
• Salmon Sharks
• Hunting (Big Game & Winged Shooting)
• Plus hiking, hunting, clamming, crabbing, photography and nature watching eco tours

Ninilchik, Alaska is located a few hours south of Anchorage or 30 minutes north of Homer. Drive or let us pick you up.

Roads are safe and well maintained for an easy drive if you rent a car. If you drive from Washington State or Canada, let us know and we can help plan the drive through Alaska.

We catch giant halibut in the area of Cook Inlet and the Gulf of Alaska. Various salmon species are caught in virtually all local waters; we guide saltwater and freshwater fishing trips in local waters. Nearby streams and lakes as well as the world-famous Kenai River and Kasilof River offer the largest salmon on Earth. Remote lakes and rivers offer even more fishing opportunities.