Jon & Wendy travelled from New Zealand for their August fishing adventure.  Afterwards Jon wrote, 'We had  an epic fishing experience this year as always. I think we caught Chinook at every key spot around the lodge. <...>

Rivers Inlet Sportsman's Club guests take their fish (wrapped in foil lining) from the lodge in an airline approved waxed box. One of these photos shows the boxes of fish still frozen arriving in Amsterdam. <...>

Soon after arrival, all guests attend the safety & fishing clinic. Our experienced guides answer any questions about the gear & equipment in the 17' Stingers. Stingers are for unguided guests & other guests either afternoons or evenings when not guided. <...>

Over the years, guests to the Rivers Inlet Sportsman's Club have arrived from places around the world. They've learned of our fishing lodge in many ways but it's often by 'word of mouth'. There's a twist to these guests because Barbara met the leader of the group on safari in S. Africa about 20 years ago. He hails from eastern USA & has been coming regularly to the Sportsman's Club since then.  <...>

Barbara chose the Rivers Inlet to build her destination fishing lodge because of the BIG salmon. That was 40 years ago & the Tyees keep coming into the dock at the Sportsman's Club. <...>

Guests have caught so much halibut & salmon so they went lingcod fishing. These adventures turned out to be very successful - think about 'crispy lingcod tacos'...Yummy! <...>