Answers before you ask.

Fly into Ketchikan (KTN), then either the Inter-Island Ferry to Hollis or a floatplane into Klawock. From either landing, our island transportation ($175–$200 per vehicle, one-way) will get you to the lodge. Book early — seats and floatplanes fill in peak season.

Room, private bath, Wi-Fi, laundry access, homestyle breakfast and dinner, and a sack lunch for the boat. Not included: fishing licenses, fuel for boat rentals, fish processing/boxes, and gratuities.

Yes — every angler needs a current Alaska sport fishing license, plus a King Salmon stamp if you're keeping kings. Purchase online at adfg.alaska.gov before you arrive, or at the general store in town.

Yes. Our 20'/22' welded aluminum skiffs and Hewescraft boats are self-run. We include a safety briefing, GPS/sonar, VHF, survival suits, bait, ice and a starter tank of gas. Fuel above the starter tank is billed at cost.

Hedges Marine Processing handles filleting, vacuum sealing and freezing on site (approx. $2.50/lb, ~$125 per box). Waxed airline-legal fish boxes are $15. Our walk-in freezer holds everything until you fly out.

Airlines typically allow 50 lbs of frozen fish per checked box. Most guests fly home with 1–3 boxes each. We'll help you plan the timing so everything stays frozen door-to-door.

Layers, waterproof rain jacket and pants, warm hat and gloves, polarized sunglasses, sturdy non-marking boat shoes, and a small dry bag. Rods, reels, tackle and bait are provided with boat rentals, but you're welcome to bring favorites.

Wi-Fi is available at the lodge. Cell coverage in Coffman Cove is limited — treat it as a real unplug. VHF handles boat-to-boat and boat-to-shore comms.

Coffman Cove is remote. We strongly recommend medivac coverage through Guardian Flight or LifeMed Alaska — both service Prince of Wales Island. Standard travel insurance often does not cover Alaska medivac.

Deposits hold your dates. Reach out via the contact page for specifics — we work with guests case-by-case for weather, travel disruptions and emergencies.