Ugludax Lodge on Umnak Island
Fish the Aleutian Islands!

The Ugludax Lodge has the distinction of being the westernmost fishing lodge in North America. Ugludax (pronounced oo-g-loo-tha-x) is an Aleut term for "ancient village". If you are seeking an Alaskan Adventure that is beyond the commonplace, Ugludax Lodge can fulfill your dreams.

Location:  Nikolski is located on Umnak Island which is part of the Aleutian Islands which stretch westward from Alaska. Umnak Island, which is 70 miles long by 20 miles wide, is truly a pristine Alaskan environment, yet it's been inhabited by native Alaskans who have subsisted off the natural resources for over 10,000 years. Nikolski is the oldest active town site in North America. And yet many of the lakes and streams on Umnak Island have never been fished by sportsmen. In fact, most of the lakes and streams on the Island are still unnamed.  The Lodge is located on a bluff overlooking a series of freshwater lakes and the Bering Sea just outside the Alaska native village of Nikolski. From this vantage point, the lodge offers great views of western Umnak Island, including 7,000 foot Mt. Vsevidof, and the Bering Sea.