Veteran-Owned · Aleutian Islands, Alaska
Barren Ground Caribou. Trophy Sea Ducks. Ptarmigan hunting. World Class Deep Sea fishing in the Aleutian chain. Welcome to Adak Lodge, the only Full Service Lodge on Adak Island.
1,200 miles from Anchorage · Two flights a week · Zero crowds · One lodge.
From Capt. Chris
No crowded blinds. No beat-up hunting grounds. Out here there are no other trucks at the trailhead. No competing parties. No cell phone signal. It's just you, the wind coming off the Bering Sea and North Pacific, and country that hasn't changed since the Ice Age.
One price gets you everything. Caribou on the open tundra. Trophy Sea Ducks in the surf. Ptarmigan in the hills. Halibut and Rockfish over the rail. No add-ons. No upcharges. Hunt hard, fish harder, eat well, and sleep warm.
The Caribou meat is some of the finest you'll ever cook. The fishing is world class. And the Sea Ducks out here are species most hunters only see in magazines. This is the far edge of America, and not many hunters ever make it out. The ones who do go home with the trophy, the meat, and a story nobody back home is going to believe.
What's Included
Drop-off hunts to a spot of your choosing. Two Bulls allowed for non-residents. Boat transport to the south side of the island. Success rate in the high 90s.
Caribou Details →Fully guided Sea Duck hunts. Harlequin, Aleutian Teal, Pacific Eiders, Euro Wigeon, and 15+ more species. Season: Oct 8 – Jan 22.
Waterfowl Details →Upland Bird hunting across the Adak tundra. Rock Ptarmigan with plenty of Birds and wide-open country to chase them in.
Ptarmigan Details →
Halibut, Cod, Rockfish, and more. Plus creek fishing, lake fishing, and Salmon when available. Excellent fishing year-round.
Fishing Details →Why Adak
Adak lies farther west than Honolulu, at the ragged edge of the Aleutians. It's a WWII-era Navy outpost the wilderness has quietly taken back. Out here, Caribou outnumber people roughly fifty to one. A retired military captain meets you at the airport and turns you loose on country few hunters ever lay eyes on.
And when the Caribou hunt wraps up, there's still a whole island to explore. Chase Halibut and Rockfish offshore, fish the creeks and lakes for Salmon and Dollies, hike to waterfalls no guidebook mentions, walk the ghost runways and bunkers of the old base, or throw the decoys and hunt Sea Ducks and puddle ducks until the tide turns.
If there's a better combo hunting and fishing adventure in Alaska, I've never heard of it.
Barren Ground Caribou
I'm a licensed Caribou Transporter, Sport-Fishing Guide, and Waterfowl Guide, and this island has been my backyard for years. Our Caribou success rate runs over 90%, and it's no accident.
The herd lives mostly on the wild south side of Adak, so we'll load the gear and run down the coast aboard my USCG-approved boat. From there, it's boots on the tundra. A few days of spike camping, glassing ridgelines, and working the wind until you're standing over a bull you'll never forget. This isn't a drive-up hunt. It's the real deal, the way Caribou hunting was meant to be.
Bull Caribou Season: August 10 – December 31
Cow Caribou: Open year-round. It's basically an either-sex hunt.
Non-Residents: Allowed two Caribou with two locking big game tags ($650 each).
Residents: Same 2 Bull limit, but Cow Caribou are unlimited. A great way to fill the freezer.
You will be taken by boat and dropped off in a good spot of your choosing (map of possible landing sites at the Lodge) for usually 2–3 days. Once you have tagged out, contact me by inReach or satellite phone and I'll come get you.
Bring your own camping gear and dehydrated meals for your time in the field (typically 2–4 days). You are welcome to mail gear to the Lodge in advance of your trip, and mail it back using USPS. ISO-Butane (Jet Boil) and a variety of stove fuels are available and provided.
Once back at the Lodge you can do all your game processing using our Vac Master Chamber Sealer, cleaning stations, and freezers.
You are REQUIRED to harvest ALL edible game meat here in Alaska. This includes the quarters, backstraps, tenderloins, rib meat, and neck meat.
If you don't wish to take your meat home, we can donate it to needy local families.
Waterfowlers
Waterfowl season is October 8 – January 22. Adak delivers one of the most diverse Bird lists in North America.
A = Commonly harvested · B = Often harvested · C = Rarely harvested · D = 100% incidental
Plus a few European species that get blown off course from Russia occasionally: Tufted Duck, Common Pochard, and Smew.
Deep Sea Fishing
Deep sea fishing is included in your 7-day all-inclusive combo trip, and the fishing out here is nothing like what you get in the Lower 48. We're talking Halibut that'll bend your rod in half, Cod that fill a cooler in one pull, Rockfish with colors you have to see to believe, and Lingcod that fight the whole way up. This is not your typical stringer line. Our stringers are 50-gallon trash cans.
When you're not chasing Caribou or Waterfowl, we head offshore on my USCG-approved vessel and put you on fish. We also have creek fishing, lake fishing, and Salmon when they're running. You never run out of options on Adak.
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What Our Guests Say
"I cannot say enough good things about the Adak Lodge and Outfitters. Chris was a highly experienced and excellent Captain and Outfitter, Barb took great care of us; our lodging and cooked homemade meals three times a day, and Ben, man, Ben is a duck-master-guide... I plan on making this an annual trip."
Brent Shibe
3 years ago
"Fantastic trip! Chris, Barb, and Ben went out of their way to make our trip fun. The lodge is very comfortable and has everything you need... We were able to fill our caribou tags, fill our freezers with fish, and get some duck hunting in, all in one week. Highly recommend!"
Eugene J.
4 months ago
"An outstanding trip! Chris and Barb are incredible hosts. The accommodations are great... We were on the Caribou within hours, and also on the ptarmigan immediately. During the stay at the lodge, if you get hungry it's your own fault. A truly enjoyable experience. Thank you Chris & Barb!"
Sean Moore
1 year ago
"Captain Chris and Barb are amazing hosts. Chris has awesome knowledge of the land and ocean surrounding Adak. We did a combo hunt with caribou and sea ducks... Of our 9 person group, we tagged 9 caribou. Every day we went duck hunting, we were able to tag multiple species. We had a phenomenal time and will absolutely be back again."
Hayden Johnson
2 years ago
"Absolutely fantastic lodge in a magical place full of adventure and military history. Captain Chris and Barb will make every effort to ensure your success! I've visited 5 times now and still have not seen or done it all! Accommodations are super clean... They even have Starlink. Not my first trip with Adak Lodge and Outfitters and won't be my last!"
Laura Huling
2 years ago
"Chris, Barb, Mark, and Ben were great. Trip was as advertised — wild experience on Adak. Tagged out and saw many more Caribou after tagging out. Enjoyed the trip in the boat in and out. Saw hundreds of ptarmigan, killer whales, great saltwater shore fishing."
Joshua Johnson
2 years ago
"Just spent a week here on Adak with Chris, Ben and Barb. Incredible week. Great food, fantastic experience with caribou, ptarmigan, fishing, and ducks. 100% recommend Adak Lodge!"
Chris Felege
4 months ago
"Great week with Adak Lodge. Chris, Barb, and Ben took good care of us. The weather was tough but they got us out to successfully harvest caribou, sea ducks, puddle ducks, ptarmigan, and even a great day of fishing. The facilities for processing our meat were really convenient."
Joshua Schrecengost
4 months ago
"Adak is a place unlike anywhere else, and the lodge is very comfortable. Chris and Barbara are wonderful hosts and made our stay feel welcoming and comfortable. Even though the weather didn't cooperate, Chris and Ben worked incredibly hard to give us the best hunting experience possible — and thanks to their efforts, the hunt was a success."
Mikhail Jerebitski
4 months ago
"I cannot say enough good things about the Adak Lodge and Outfitters. Chris was a highly experienced and excellent Captain and Outfitter, Barb took great care of us; our lodging and cooked homemade meals three times a day, and Ben, man, Ben is a duck-master-guide... I plan on making this an annual trip."
Brent Shibe
3 years ago
"Fantastic trip! Chris, Barb, and Ben went out of their way to make our trip fun. The lodge is very comfortable and has everything you need... We were able to fill our caribou tags, fill our freezers with fish, and get some duck hunting in, all in one week. Highly recommend!"
Eugene J.
4 months ago
"An outstanding trip! Chris and Barb are incredible hosts. The accommodations are great... We were on the Caribou within hours, and also on the ptarmigan immediately. During the stay at the lodge, if you get hungry it's your own fault. A truly enjoyable experience. Thank you Chris & Barb!"
Sean Moore
1 year ago
"Captain Chris and Barb are amazing hosts. Chris has awesome knowledge of the land and ocean surrounding Adak. We did a combo hunt with caribou and sea ducks... Of our 9 person group, we tagged 9 caribou. Every day we went duck hunting, we were able to tag multiple species. We had a phenomenal time and will absolutely be back again."
Hayden Johnson
2 years ago
"Absolutely fantastic lodge in a magical place full of adventure and military history. Captain Chris and Barb will make every effort to ensure your success! I've visited 5 times now and still have not seen or done it all! Accommodations are super clean... They even have Starlink. Not my first trip with Adak Lodge and Outfitters and won't be my last!"
Laura Huling
2 years ago
"Chris, Barb, Mark, and Ben were great. Trip was as advertised — wild experience on Adak. Tagged out and saw many more Caribou after tagging out. Enjoyed the trip in the boat in and out. Saw hundreds of ptarmigan, killer whales, great saltwater shore fishing."
Joshua Johnson
2 years ago
"Just spent a week here on Adak with Chris, Ben and Barb. Incredible week. Great food, fantastic experience with caribou, ptarmigan, fishing, and ducks. 100% recommend Adak Lodge!"
Chris Felege
4 months ago
"Great week with Adak Lodge. Chris, Barb, and Ben took good care of us. The weather was tough but they got us out to successfully harvest caribou, sea ducks, puddle ducks, ptarmigan, and even a great day of fishing. The facilities for processing our meat were really convenient."
Joshua Schrecengost
4 months ago
"Adak is a place unlike anywhere else, and the lodge is very comfortable. Chris and Barbara are wonderful hosts and made our stay feel welcoming and comfortable. Even though the weather didn't cooperate, Chris and Ben worked incredibly hard to give us the best hunting experience possible — and thanks to their efforts, the hunt was a success."
Mikhail Jerebitski
4 months ago
The Lodge
When you're not out on the tundra or offshore, you're home. The Lodge is clean, warm, and comfortable, with private rooms, a full kitchen, and plenty of space to spread out, swap stories, and put your feet up by the fire.
My wife Barb runs the kitchen, and nobody leaves this table hungry. Three home-cooked meals a day, hot coffee before first light, and a plate waiting no matter what time the boat gets back in. Meals and drinks at the Lodge are included. (BYOB. Alcohol is available on Adak, but it's expensive and the selection is thin.)
I'm retired military, and this Lodge runs the way I like things run: squared away, on time, and taken care of. Veterans, families, and folks who've never been north of the Lower 48 are all welcome. We'll meet you at the airport, get you sorted with your gear, and have you on the water or in the hills the next morning.
Inside the Lodge
Spacious living room
Dining & lounge
Dining room
Full kitchen
Fully-stocked & bright
Open floor plan
Comfortable bedrooms
Plenty of sleeping space
Three homemade meals a day
Tomahawks on the grill
Hush puppies & fresh-fried fish
Plates piled high after a long day
Family-style around the table
Trophy mount above the rafters
Before You Book
Where You'll Hunt & Fish
Adak Island, farther west than Honolulu, in the Andreanof Islands group of the Aleutian chain. Map updated 2021.
The Adak flight leaves from Anchorage about 10:30 AM twice a week. My hunts are 7 days, Saturday to Saturday, or Wednesday to Wednesday. You will be back in Anchorage about 7:00 PM the following Saturday or Wednesday.
Pro tip: Get the Alaska Airlines credit card. You can fly free your first trip on the sign-up miles. You also get a $99 companion ticket annually so you can split a ticket with a buddy at half price. It's an expensive ticket (~$1,400), so the card helps.
You are allowed 2 Bulls if you wish to purchase a second tag. No problem on my end, I will transport them all.
F&G locking tags will be sent to you for Caribou. YOU MUST DO THIS WELL IN ADVANCE so they have time to get the tags to you. Allow at least two months before your trip.
Or, ask them to mail directly to:
Bring your own camping gear and dehydrated meals for your time in the field (typically 2–4 days). You are welcome to mail gear to the Lodge in advance and mail it back using USPS.
The weather is windy and rainy, so bring good rain gear! Chest waders are encouraged, especially for late season hunting.
ISO-Butane (Jet Boil) and a variety of stove fuels are available and provided.
Please be generous when considering tipping your guides and cook! 15–20% is the usual gratuity and is greatly appreciated. The trip price is $6,200 per person, plus tip.
Common Questions
Call Capt. Chris Tolliver directly at (907) 388-1159 or email huntandfish64@hotmail.com. A 50% deposit reserves your week. We run a 7-day all-inclusive combo adventure at $6,200 per person, with Caribou, Sea Ducks, Ptarmigan, and Halibut fishing all included.
Alaska Sea Duck and Waterfowl season runs October 8 through January 22. Adak Island holds one of the most diverse Bird lists in North America, including Harlequin, Pacific Eiders, Aleutian Teal, Bufflehead, Goldeneye, and 15+ more species.
Bull Caribou season runs August 10 through December 31. Cow Caribou are open year-round. Non-residents can harvest two Caribou with locking big-game tags ($650 each). Our success rate runs over 90%.
Deep-sea charters from Adak target Halibut, Cod, Rockfish, Lingcod, and Giant Pacific Octopus. Creek and lake fishing yield Salmon and Dollies in season. All fishing is included in the 7-day combo trip.
Our 7-day all-inclusive combo adventure is $6,200 per person plus tip. That covers lodging, three home-cooked meals a day, airport pickup, USCG-approved boat transport, guided Sea Duck and Ptarmigan hunts, Caribou drop-off transport, deep-sea fishing, and meat processing facilities. Alaska licenses, tags, and flights to Adak are separate.
Alaska Airlines flies direct from Anchorage to Adak twice a week. Our hunts run Saturday to Saturday or Wednesday to Wednesday. I pick you up at the Adak airport when you land.
Yes. Adak Lodge and Outfitters is owned and operated by Capt. Chris Tolliver, a retired military captain. Veterans and their families are always welcome.
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$6,200 per person
7-Day All-Inclusive Combo · Plus Tip
50% deposit required to book your week. References available upon request.
Call Capt. Chris directly. We run small on purpose, so every trip starts with a real conversation, not a form reply.
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