Remote fishing Alaska

[Northwoods]

I'm interested in finding the most remote location in Alaska that people go to for fishing (lakes/rivers).  This would of course most likely involve the use of a float/bush plane to get there.  My google-fu has been somewhat weak on this.  What have you all experienced, or where would you suggest I look?

[Tallpine]

you could PM stevelyn 

[Perd Hapley]

Oh.  I thought this was a thread about robotic fishing poles you could operate from a web site.  Pity. 

[Matthew Carberry]

The phrase is fly-in or fly-out fishing.

Google it and you'll have a pile of flight services, guides and lodges to choose from.

http://www.alaskafishing.com/

[Tallpine]

If you're wanting some real game fishing, go somewhere with lots of grizzly bears 

[Jamisjockey]

Before anyone asks, 12 ga, slugs. 

[Northwoods]

Mostly I'm doing some research for a friend for a potential business project.  Some good info.  Thanks.

Before anyone asks, 12 ga, slugs. 

I though it was supposed to be buckshot  .

[stevelyn]

you could PM stevelyn 

Pffffffffft............ Other than for halibut, I don't fish. I hit up some of my buds who are commercial fishermen and loot their fish holds of all the kings and reds I can load up in a tote and drag away when they make short hauls that they can't unload at the processor. 

Seriously though, if I had to pick one area it would be the Dillingham area on the north side of Bristol Bay. There are several rivers that eventually lead up into a complex lake system that makes the Bristol Bay fishery the biggest and most lucrative in the world.

You have all five species of pacific salmon, rainbows, char/dolly varden, grayling, lake trout up in the lakes and several others.