Kick back and relax with friends at the historic McDougall Alaska fishing Lodge after a day of fishing on Lake Creek, Alaska. Situated on the bank of the Yentna River, the lodge features wireless internet, pool table and fly-tying station. Two big-screen televisions with satellite service mean you don’t even have to miss out on your favorite games.

Swap stories with fellow anglers while you enjoy a hearty Alaskan meal in our new dining hall, and while you’re staying at McDougall Lodge, be sure you take advantage of our third story observatory. It’s the perfect place for reading your favorite book or viewing the epic Alaskan wilderness. On a clear day, you can even view the majestic Mt. McKinley, the highest mountain peak in North America.

Lake Creek flows 65 miles from the base of the towering Mt. McKinley to the Yentna River. It’s a clear, gravel-bottom river where all species of Pacific salmon flock to spawn each year. Located approximately 1.5 miles from the mouth of Lake Creek, McDougall Lodge is the ideal location to access the salmon spawns.

Your private Alaskan fishing guide will customize your trip to suit your individual style. Jet sleds allow fishing the lower eight miles of Lake Creek, as well as various other clear-water tributaries of the Yentna River, so you won’t miss any opportunities.