Shelter Cove Lodge
Are you ready to experience an Alaskan fishing adventure of a lifetime? Shelter Cove Lodge is located in Craig, Alaska on world-famous Prince of Wales Island. Craig Alaska is a small historic fishing village surrounding by incredible unspoiled beauty. We are proud to provide our guests with quality boats, dependable gear, superior guides, and a top-quality dining experience in our own restaurant. Most of all, we are a premier Southeast Alaska fishing destination capable of servicing 24 to 30 guests.
For more than two decades, our guests have enjoyed a staff-to-guest ratio of nearly one-to-one. You will receive the attention and care you deserve from our friendly staff while you enjoy the unspoiled beauty surrounding our Southeast Alaska fishing lodge.
What draws us to the sport of fishing? Perhaps it's the inherent simplicity of the sport that we experience with friends and family. For some, it may be the primeval battle between man and fish. Whatever your reasons, join us at Shelter Cove Lodge and test you're angling skills in America's Last Frontier.
WHAT TO EXPECT AT OUR PREMIER ALASKA FISHING LODGE
Shelter Cove Lodge is located in Craig, Alaska on the west coast of Prince of Wales Island. This coveted Southeast Alaska fishing destination is reached by taking one of the shortest flights from Seattle to any Alaska Lodge. Guests of our Southeast Alaska fishing lodge reach Shelter Cove in a matter of hours. Reduced flight time means your ten-hour fishing days do not overlap travel, making for a far more relaxed and productive Alaska fishing trip.
Upon arrival at Shelter Cove Lodge, you will be treated to a modern, spacious room with every amenity included. Your living space will feature two quality beds, a large private bath, microwave oven, coffee maker, refrigerator, television, and free Wi-Fi.
Relax with your friends by one of our massive rock fireplaces in our restaurant or lounge. Soak in the incredible seascape from our oceanfront location. Sit back and watch whales breach and eagles soar among the many islands surrounding Bucareli Bay and the town of Craig Alaska, less than a mile away.
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