We can outfit you with the necessary equipment to have a great trip. We provide raincoats and pants, spinning rods, halibut fishing rods, tackle and reels and boots. Many of our guests have their own fishing equipment and tackle and ask what they need to bring. We also have fishing lures, flies and other common tackle available for sale at the Lodge. Following are some suggested items to bring.

Hip boots (rubber are the best choice) We do not recommend any neoprene chest waders as walking long distances is difficult and hot. The lightweight breathable waders work well, but make sure that the boots you bring do not have metal cleats on the bottoms because they can cause damage to the floatplane's floats.


Rubber boots to just below knee for getting in and out of the boats.


Rain coat with hood and pants (or long rain coats that cover top of hip boots)


Warm jacket, hat, gloves, and socks--bring layered clothing (as tee shirt, long sleeved shirt, vest, jacket, raincoat--so you can take it off-- if you get hot and put more on if you get cold.)


Personal articles (toothbrush, comb, medicine, etc.)


Flashlight and day pack


Polarized fishing glasses and needle nosed pliers


Head net and bug repellent and sunscreen and if you have pollen allergies, medication


Binoculars with a scope; a telephoto lens on your camera with film, batteries, flash


If you smoke, bring cigarettes to last your entire stay.


Alcoholic beverages (If your group wants quantities of beer, wine, mixers, etc.; please let us know in advance, so that we can purchase it for you and transport it when our supply boat goes in early spring.)


Bring your bathing suit for the sauna.


Laptop computer with WiFi card if you want to access the internet.