Trophy Salmon   Trophy Trout   Fly-in Fishing   Wildlife Photography Home | General Information | Contact Us | Photos | Fishing Timetable | Location/Map | E-mail The Little Mulchatna Lodge The Little Mulchatna Lodge is a remote Alaskan fishing and wildlife viewing lodge offering guided and unguided trips to locations few ever see. Located in Southwestern Alaska and deep within the Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, the lodge is a piece of paradise offering lake and stream fishing from your personal guest cabin, as well as unlimited fly-out fishing to the lakes and rivers of the Mulchatna and Illiamna river drainages. For the non-fisherman, our unique location also provides unparalleled scenic beauty, back packing, and wildlife photographic opportunities that cannot be found anywhere else in the world. Rustic accommodations provide the comforts of home while complementing the unique natural surroundings. As one of the only lodges located within Lake Clark National Park, we provide guests with the ultimate in privacy and relaxation. Some just come for the quiet isolation of the park itself and leave with an experience that only they can describe. For many, you're first introduction to the lodge came through the film called "Let This Be A Voice" produced by John Denver for the Nature Series on P.B.S. John was a guest of the lodge many times in his life. Sadly one month after finishing this film, died in a plane crash in California. He is truly missed. Click on pictures for enlargements Fishing for rainbow trout, lake trout, arctic char, northern pike, arctic grayling and salmon is easily accessible by floatplane. A party may fly out or fish in the local lakes and streams. Our location at the outlet of Fishtrap Lake offers both stream fishing as well as opportunities to fish for huge lake trout at your doorstep. Rainbows, grayling, and all five pacific salmon run up the Little Mulchatna river and into our lake providing an opportunity for excellent fishing right from the door of your personal guest cabin. Click on pictures for enlargement Looking for photographic opportunities? Moose, caribou, wolves, eagles, falcons, and other animals can be seen right from our cabin porches or while relaxing in our screened gazebo. Bears frequently fish in the stream right in front of our guest cabins. Rarely can one see so much wildlife from a single location in any given day. We can also arrange floatplane fly-outs for you to view wildlife, should you be interested to see any particular animal. For the ultimate in wilderness experience, visit the Mulchatna Lodge nestled in the vast backcountry of Lake Clark National Park and Preserve surrounded by nothing more than nature alone. See our general information link at the top of the page for booking information. For additional pages describing the Lake Clark National Park and Preserve that surrounds our lodge, we recommend the following web links: 1. Lake Clark N.P. Home Page The Lake Clark National Park's home page. NEW GREAT PICTURES! Congratulations to the USFS for their photos. 2. Lake Clark Geospatial Data Clearinghouse Some pictures, as well as environmental and geological information about the National Park and Preserve. 3. Lake Clark National Park Geology Fieldnotes Another good source of geological/environmental data. Few but good pictures. 4. Nushagak-Mulchatna Wood-Tikchik Land Trust 5. A wild place - Lake Clark National Park’s scenery and remoteness impress By STEVE EDWARDS Anchorage Daily News If you visit Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, you ’ll be one of few to do so. The 4-million-acre parkland usually gets a few more than 4, 000 visitors a year.That ’s a lot of scenery for not many eyes.   Current "local" weather information: Current Port Alsworth weather (40 miles south of the lodge on Lake Clark):   Current Anchorage weather (From Merrill airfield, downtown Anchorage): Also, check out the current weather with digital pictures taken hourly from downtown Anchorage. General Information | Contact us |Photos | Fishing Timetable | Location/Map Several pictures above are courtesy of Vikki Schultz-wildlife painterwww.foxrunstudio.com/ Alaska Alaskan fly-in and fly-out; Lake Clark National Park Remote Fishing; guides and lodges: