Twenty-two miles of pristine wilderness combined with three legendary salmon rivers make for one unforgettable fishing destination.

Rivers Inlet draws anglers from around the world. Each year, fishermen fly in to remote lodges with one goal: to land the fish of a lifetime. Over the years, they've heard stories of the truly massive Chinook that lurk in the inlet. Who wouldn't get excited about battling a 60 lb. Chinook just minutes from the dock? And what about those 80+ lb. behemoths that keep fishermen awake at night?

As with many trophy fisheries, patience is a must. The huge Chinook in the inlet have slowed their feeding and attack bait more out of instinct than hunger. But when they strike, they strike hard, and any angler who lands one of these trophy specimens will tell you the thrill is well worth the wait.

In the course of a trip, anglers have the opportunity to fish both ends of the inlet. Most people fish the mouth of the inlet in the mornings and work their way back up the inlet over the course of the day. The Wall and Crow's Nest are popular Chinook and Coho producers and there are some solid halibut opportunities at the mouth as well.