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King Salmon June 5 - July 10
Silver SalmonJuly 18 - Aug 20
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Now Booking fishing trips to our fly-in Alaska fishing lodge. Wilderness Place Lodge offers custom, deluxe fishing lodge vacations on remote Lake Creek. Our scenic river offers excellent spin and fly fishing for all Alaska salmon and rainbow trout. Contact us for further details on our Alaska fishing trip packages:


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Fishing Lake Creek Alaska

Alaska Sockeye Salmon Fishing, Lake Creek

 

Sockeye, "Red" salmon begin to appear in Lake Creek near the end of King season. Small preliminary schools precede the major run of fish typically around the 15th of July. Fishing is phenomenal for sockeye salmon when they first enter the creek in large numbers. A beautiful metallic green fish when they first arrive, sockeye are acrobatic fighters and a superior game fish on the fly. Sockeye begin to turn to a pink shade as they enter the river, but remain in great condition throughout the fishing period. Sockeye run continuously and rapidly up Lake Creek and abandon the lower river typically by the 1st week of August. These fish reach an average size of 6-8 lbs., but some fish may exceed the 10 lb. category.

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   Printable Sheet: Sockeye Salmon Flies for Fly Fishing Lake Creek - PDF file
   Printable Sheet: Suggested Spin Fishing Equipment - PDF file

Equipment Needed for Spinning/Bait Casting

Rods: Typically 3-3 1/2 oz. Spinning rod geared to 8-10 lb. line.
Reels: Bait casting - we suggest Abu Garcia's Ambassador C3 5500 series. Spinning - size = 120yds/8 lb test, ie. Shimano Spirex 2000 FD
Lines: Berkeley Trilene XL - for castability 10# test
Lures: Blue Fox Vibrax Spinners 3/8 oz, Blue Fox Pixee spoons 1/2 oz

Equipment Needed for Fly-Fishing

We usually fish reds in shallow water on the inseam of mid-river channels. Floating fly line with 4 foot, 10 lb. monofilament leaders and slightly weighted flies present extremely well.

Rods: We use 7-8 weight fly rod/reel outfits
Reels: Ross Gunnison sz 4 reels are favorite with Sage rod, 7-8 wt

Flies Used in Fly Fishing

Fly line/Leader: Typically use a floating fly line with 3-4 ft. Maxima mono leader.
Flies: Lake Creek Egg-sucking leech, purple and/or black with pink head. Flash Flies! Silver/Red Silver/Purple are excellent patterns (size 2). Marabou streamers with crystal flash. A popular pattern is the "Victoria's Secret"

Fishing Lake Creek: Information on our Native Alaska Fish Species:

 King Salmon   Rainbow Trout  Sockeye Salmon  Northern Pike  

 Pink Salmon  Chum Salmon   Silver Salmon  Arctic Grayling  


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