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Population: 115 (Census 2000)
Distance from Kodiak: 64 air miles
Situated in a scenic valley on a narrow
fjord, Larsen Bay is a hub of commercial and sport fishing activity on
Kodiak Island's west coast. The area is thought to have been inhabited for
at least 2,000 years. Hundreds of artifacts have been uncovered in the
area. Russian fur traders frequented the Island in the mid-1700s. The bay
was named for Peter Larsen, an Unga Island furrier, hunter and guide. In
the early 1800s, there was a tannery in Uyak Bay. The present-day Natives
are Alutiiq (Russian-Aleuts). Alaska Packers Association built a cannery
in the village in 1911. The City was incorporated in 1974. Area
lodges lure anglers from around the world for some of the best fishing in
the archipelago.
Please see our Schedule Page for all
regularly scheduled flights.
Larsen Bay Lodges
 At Larsen Bay Lodge you can enjoy soft adventure, where you
go out each day and hunt and fish as hardas you would like,
but
return to all the comforts of home. We have two lodges and two
private cabins on the beachfront. Get a good night’s sleep and wake
to breathtaking sunrises on the bay. Accessible by a short 30-minute
flight from the town of Kodiak, we've been in operation since 1968.
Larsen Bay Lodge gives you Value, Variety and Comfort!
Toll Free: 800–748–2238 |
Alaska’s Kodiak Island Resort is a remote, world-class sport fishing lodge, located in Larsen
Bay on the western side Kodiak Island and adjacent to world famous
Katmai National Park. If you are looking for an Alaska Fishing Lodge
with luxurious amenities, world-class salt and fresh water fishing,
bear and whale viewing and that prides itself on treating guests like
family, then you have found the right place!
Toll Free: 1-877-263-2320 |
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Larsen Bay Rental Cabin
Attention Kodiak Deer
Hunters!
 Warm,
dry bunkhouse for rent on Uyak Bay in prime hunting area between Spiridon
and Zachar Bays. Easy floatplane access from Kodiak City. It is
located about 7 miles NE of the village of Larson Bay. There is a
sheltered cove with a gentle beach at the site, so planes should have no
trouble getting right to the site. (Tell the pilot to stay clear of
the buoy right in front of the cabin, it marks a 3000 lb. mushroom anchor
that sticks out at low tide!) The Bunkhouse is insulated and has an oil
heater, bunks, a table and counter area. There are assorted cooking
pots and pans and a Coleman lantern. You will need to bring your own
No.1 heater oil, food, dishes, camp stove and fuel, sleeping bags and
pads. A handheld VHF radio is also recommended in case of emergency.
Larson Bay uses channel 69 and someone is usually monitoring that channel.
$70 per person per day. Maximum of 6
guests. For more
information, please call 907-223-6508 or 907-746-3289. To make flight reservations, please contact Island
Air at 907-487-4596 or 1-800-478-6196. |
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