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If you plan on fishing for king salmon during your trip to Alaska, Clover Pass Resort is the place to stay
If you want to fish for king salmon, Alaska is the place to do it. The perfect headquarters for your Alaskan salmon fishing adventure is Clover Pass Resort, located only 15 miles north of Ketchikan at the southern end of the Alaskan panhandle. Clover Pass is ideal as both your lodging and outfitting headquarters.
We offer comfortable rooms, full hookup RV sites as well as guided and self-guided fishing excursions. If you want to experience a comprehensive fishing adventure, you can also book one of our guided saltwater/freshwater combo packages, tailored to fit your needs and interests.
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Not only does Clover Pass boast outfitting and accommodations for an exciting Alaska king salmon adventure, it also features a fantastic dining room that sits overlooking the blue waters of Clover Passage. We start serving our mouthwatering breakfasts before sunrise every morning and offer sack luck lunches for anglers heading out on fishing adventures.
Our dinner offerings come from a rotating menu that includes delectable local seafood, beef and chicken dishes, as well as dinner specials, appetizers, desserts and beverages.
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Recreation in Ketchikan is not limited to just fishing for king salmon. There are many other places you should put on your itinerary and other activities to engage in – everything from hiking to kayaking.
The charming town is full of art galleries, quaint boutiques, museums, and the largest display of totem poles on earth at places such as Totem Bight State Historic Park, the Tongass Historical Museum and the Southeast Alaska Discovery Center.
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