Public-use cabin
Frosty Bay Cabin
Hunter cabin in Frosty Bay off Seward Passage south of Wrangell.
12.0 mi
Lodge
A family-run, all-inclusive fly-in fishing lodge overlooking Yes Bay, about 50 miles north of Ketchikan in the Tongass National Forest, open since 1977. Guests fish salt and fresh water for salmon, halibut, lingcod and rockfish.
Yes Bay Lodge has been run by the Hack family since 1977. It overlooks Yes Bay off Behm Canal, near Misty Fjords, about 50 air miles north of Ketchikan, and can only be reached by plane. Rooms sleep two, in twin or queen beds, with private baths. The lodge also has a 24/7 exercise room, a game room with pool and ping-pong tables, and a gift shop, and it holds up to 30 guests.
Guides take 2–4 anglers per private boat. The fleet includes custom hardtop Silver Streak aluminum boats, a 27-foot twin-250 Boston Whaler and two 26-foot Hewescraft boats. Gear includes Lamiglas trolling rods with Penn reels and heavier halibut setups, and guests can also set traps for Dungeness crab and spot prawns. Freshwater trips to nearby streams round out the saltwater fishing.
Packages include round-trip air, gear and tackle, meals, drinks including alcohol, rain gear and boots, and fish processing. Wi-Fi is available but very limited.
Last updated 2026-11-08
Public-use cabin
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