Public-use cabin
Point Amargura Cabin
Remote saltwater cabin on San Fernando Island west of Craig.
12.1 mi
Lodge
Steamboat Bay Fishing Club
A high-end private fishing club on remote Noyes Island off Prince of Wales Island, about 40 minutes by floatplane from Ketchikan. It is known for king and coho salmon, halibut, lingcod and rockfish, and whales are often seen in the bay.
- Elevation
- 10 ft
- Season months
- May–Sep
- Website
- steamboatbay.com
- Lodge type
- Fishing
- Cabins
- 2
- Max guests
- 24
- Fly in only
- Yes
- Access modes
- Floatplane · Boat
- Meals included
- Yes
- Guided included
- Yes
- Min stay nights
- 2
- Pricing obtained
- Nov 7, 2026
- Amenities
- Private dock · 27-ft heated cabin cruisers · Hot tubs · Wood-fired sauna · Sea kayaks · Gear room · Wi-Fi · Fish processing
- Wifi
- Yes
- Phone
- +1-800-350-3474
- Booking url
- steamboatbay.com/guest-services/club-life
FloatplaneBoat
Steamboat Bay Fishing Club sits on Noyes Island on the outer coast west of Prince of Wales Island, in the Tongass National Forest. Most guests fly from Seattle to Ketchikan and then take a roughly 40-minute floatplane flight that lands at the lodge dock. Guests stay in two guesthouses: The Lodge, which sleeps up to 16, and The Residence, which sleeps up to 8, for a maximum of 24 guests.
Fishing is from custom 27-foot North River cabin cruisers with heated cabins, shock-absorbing seats, private heads and modern sonar. Each boat carries up to four anglers with a USCG-licensed captain. Loaner tackle and Helly Hansen rain gear and XtraTuf boots are provided. On shore there is a Great Room with a stone fireplace, hot tubs, a wood-fired sauna, sea kayaks, a gear room and Wi-Fi, and chefs prepare all meals.
The season runs from late May to early September. King salmon peak in June, coho salmon arrive in July and August, and halibut fishing stays steady all summer.
Location
Last updated 2026-11-08
Nearby within 25 miles
Public use cabins
Floatplane bases
Fishing spots
Lodges
Lodge
Fireweed Lodge
A lodge owned by the Anderson family since 1990, overlooking the Klawock estuary on the west coast of Prince of Wales Island. Guests fish for king and coho salmon, halibut, lingcod and steelhead.
21.5 mi
Lodge
Waterfall Resort
A historic salmon cannery turned full-service fishing resort on 52 acres of Prince of Wales Island, reached only by air or sea. Guests fish for king and silver salmon, halibut, lingcod and more than 20 other species.
22.5 mi
