Steelhead Valhalla Lodge, British Columbia

The fishing

At Steelhead Valhalla Lodge in Alaska, experience the ultimate adventure targeting the elusive steelhead trout. Situated in the heart of stunning landscapes, this lodge is a haven for dedicated anglers seeking to catch some of the most prized fish in the Pacific Northwest. The surrounding rivers, such as the renowned Kenai and Kasilof, are teeming with vibrant steelhead, drawing enthusiasts from around the globe. From late summer through spring, you’ll find these magnificent fish making their way up the rivers, offering incredible opportunities for both catch-and-release and trophy fishing.

Our expert guides are passionate about steelhead fishing, equipped with the knowledge and skills to help you refine your technique. Whether you prefer swinging flies with a spey rod or drifting with bobbers, they will ensure you’re fishing at the right spots and at the right times. The lodge’s commitment to conservation means that your fishing experience not only focuses on thrill but also on preserving the natural beauty of Alaska.

Join us for an unforgettable fishing journey where you can connect with nature, hone your angling skills, and possibly land the steelhead of your dreams. The thrill of the chase, combined with the breathtaking Alaskan backdrop, makes every moment at Steelhead Valhalla Lodge an experience to cherish.

Information about the Sustut River

Nestled in the pristine wilderness of northern British Columbia, the Sustut River is renowned for offering some of the most remarkable steelhead fishing experiences in the world. Flowing through rugged mountain terrain and untouched wilderness, the Sustut is part of the Skeena River system, which is famous for its strong, wild steelhead runs. The river’s remote location means it receives very little angling pressure, making it a dream destination for fly fishers seeking solitude and adventure in nature.

The steelhead on the Sustut River are among the largest and most aggressive in North America, with fish averaging 14 to 16 pounds, and many reaching 30 pounds or more. Anglers visiting this river often enjoy fly fishing in gin-clear waters, surrounded by breathtaking views of mountains and dense forests. The Sustut River Lodge offers exclusive access to prime fishing spots, with expert guides ensuring an unforgettable experience for anglers of all skill levels. This is truly a bucket-list destination for passionate fly fishers.

Fishing highlights

Airport shuttle service
Guided fishing
Pickup / drop-off service
Tackle / gear loan

Conservation practices

Steelhead Valhalla Lodge, British Columbia follows C&R (catch and release) practices to help sustain fish populations for future generations.

Where you'll stay

At Steelhead Valhalla Lodge, the accommodation combines comfort with a rustic charm, designed to enhance your fishing experience in Alaska’s breathtaking wilderness. There are 5 double occupancy and 3 single occupancy cabins, all of which are beautifully appointed, each with stunning views of the surrounding landscape, ensuring a relaxing retreat after an exciting day on the river.

Guests can unwind in spacious private cabins that offer modern amenities while retaining a cozy atmosphere. Each cabin includes comfortable beds, private bathrooms, and ample space for your fishing gear. Enjoy the communal areas that foster camaraderie among anglers, perfect for sharing stories and strategies from the day’s catch.

In addition to the warm, inviting accommodations,we provide excellent dining options. Experience delicious meals crafted from locally sourced ingredients, often featuring fresh fish, game, and seasonal produce. Whether dining indoors or on the covered porch of your cabin, guests can savor their meals while taking in the stunning views of the rivers and mountains.

Steelhead Valhalla Lodge is not just a place to stay; it’s a complete fishing getaway where comfort meets adventure, in a casual and fun atmosphere. With attentive staff ready to assist with every need, you can focus solely on what matters most: the fishing.