Sporting Classics Digital

March/April 2013

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The Traveling Sportsman phenomenal fishing and excellent E xperienceAlaska's Boardwalk Lodge. cuisine at Alaska's Boardwalk Lodge Alaska's Boardwalk Lodge is a unique sportsman's resort on the shores of breathtaking Prince of Wales Island. Boardwalk's freshwater guides and saltwater captains escort anglers to the most prolific waters in southeast Alaska, where fishing pressure is virtually nonexistent. Native steelhead, rainbow, cutthroat, dolly varden and salmon are plentiful in nearby lakes, rivers and streams. On the saltwater, anglers can tangle with king salmon or land one of Alaska's monster halibut. Early and late season hunting is also available for black bear, deer and elk. Boardwalk's skilled culinary staff prepares breakfast to order, a lunch buffet and a five-course gourmet dinner with fine wines and other beverages, and mouthwatering desserts. After an exhausting day, many guests simply relax in the outdoor Jacuzzi with a drink in hand. Alaska and the staff at Boardwalk make for an unforgettable adventure unique to America's final frontier. Call (800) 764-3918 or visit www. boardwalklodge.com. Wildman Lake Lodge Located on the remote Alaska Peninsula, Wildman is the only lodge in the state on an artesian sportfishing river – far from the crowded waters of Bristol Bay. The gin-clear water pours out of the ground at nearly 3,000 gallons the remote Alaskan Peninsula, O ninclined to fish like a Wildman. you'll be S POR T ING C 192 LA S S I C S

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