Alaska's Premier Remote Fishing and Hunting Lodge - For a Real Wilderness Adventure

     Holitna River Lodge is one of Alaska's classic remote fishing lodges located approximately 250 air miles due West of Anchorage and accessible only by float plane or by boat from the village of Sleetmute - 40 miles down river.  This privately owned property with cabins is one of a very few on the entire river system.  This diminutive, but exclusive lodge, consisting of only a main cabin and a smaller homesteaders cabin, caters to small groups or parties with an emphasis on designing a unique experience for each client.  Situated on an unnamed lake immediately adjacent to the famous Holitna River, the lodge is located in a remote area of Alaska known for awesome sport fishing and big game hunting.

     The lodge offers superb fishing for all five (5) species of salmon, arctic char, northern pike, dolly varden, grayling and the exotic arctic sheefish which looks and fights like a tarpon.  In fact, sheefish are known as the Tarpon of the North and prized even by Alaskans who rarely get to fish the few rivers that they claim as their habitat.

     We only take a maximum of 6 guests at a time at the lodge.  Accordingly, we can provide gourmet meals and attend to the individual needs of each guest.  While the lodge is remote, the hospitality is world class.  We are proud to offer some of the best guided fishing with experienced, dedicated guides.  At Holitna River Lodge, your adventure here will become an experience of a lifetime.

     For those looking for more comfort and modern luxuries like satellite television and radio, soft beds, plush carpeting, hot showers, leather recliners, sofas, and a huge porch, we are proud to offer a new location.  We can now accommodate you 40 miles down river in the small native village (less than 60, small) of Sleetmute, at the confluence of the Holitna and Kuskokwim rivers.

     At the Hill's B & B, we offer the same great fishing on the lower Holitna, but also fish the Kuskokwim and can wade into the knee-high, crystal-clear waters of creeks like Grayling Creek.  Check the accommodations page for photos.  You have to see it to believe it.  All this is located in one of the most remote destinations in Alaska, on the river that Alaska Fishing; The Ultimate Angler's Guide, calls "the next big thing."