Fishing and hunting lodge websites that fill the calendar
Flood Tide Digital designs and builds websites for fly fishing lodges, hunting lodges and sporting camps. We build clear rates and package pages, season guides, travel info, and booking inquiry forms that send you dates, group size and trip type. Pricing is starting at $4,000, and most builds take about 4 to 6 weeks from kickoff to launch.
Soul Fly Lodge homepage: the new site leads with the Bahamas flats and a clear way to ask about dates.
What a lodge website actually has to do
A trip to a lodge is a big decision for most anglers and hunters. It is a week of vacation, a flight, and often a spouse or buddies who need convincing. They will read every page before they send an email, and they are comparing you to two or three other lodges on the same water.
So the site has three jobs:
- 01
Sell the fishery. The water, the fish, the guides, and what a day looks like.
- 02
Answer the planning questions. Rates, what is included, when to come, how to get there.
- 03
Make it easy to ask about dates. One clear inquiry form that gives you what you need to reply with a real answer.
We have built sites for fly fishing lodges in Puerto Rico and the Bahamas, and we would gladly build for a hunting lodge or sporting camp. The lodges that book well are not the ones with the fanciest homepage. They are the ones that answer every question a guest has before the guest has to ask. The same is true for a hunting lodge or sporting camp.
Tell the story of the place
Guests book the fishing or the hunting first and the lodge second. Give it real room:
- The water or the ground. Where it is, what kind of fishing or hunting it is.
- The species or game. Each one, how you pursue it, and what a good day looks like.
- The guides. Names, faces, and how long they have fished this water.
- How a day runs. Breakfast to the last cast, so nobody shows up surprised.
No Name Fly Lodge splits this into The Fishery, The Fish and The Fishing, so each page answers one question well. Soul Fly Lodge adds a journal with real fishing scenarios, which also gives search and AI assistants something real to cite.
Rates, packages and seasons
Put your rates on the site. A guest who cannot find a price either assumes you are out of reach or emails you just to ask, and that email often never turns into a trip.
Lay out:
- Packages. Nights, fishing days, guides per angler, and what is included.
- What is not included. Flights, tips, licenses, flies, alcohol, whatever applies.
- Deposits and cancellation. Plain terms build trust.
- Seasons. What fishes or hunts best in which months, so guests pick the right week and stop asking.
Travel logistics
For a destination lodge, getting there is half the worry. A good trip prep page answers flights, transfers, licenses and tags, what to pack, what gear to bring, and for hunters, firearm travel rules. It saves you a dozen emails per guest and makes a first timer feel ready to book.
Booking and inquiry flow
Most lodges do not need a full online booking engine. They need an inquiry form that gets the right details the first time: preferred dates, group size, experience level, trip type, and how they heard about you. Then it should land somewhere it gets answered fast.
On No Name Fly Lodge the contact page is built around that one job, and it brought in 378 booking requests in the first 12 months. If you want follow up handled for you, we can connect the form to a CRM so no inquiry sits in an inbox.
Photo and video
Guests want to see the real place: the water or the fields, the boats or the dogs, the rooms, the food, and the fish or birds in hand. We build galleries and video into the pages where they help a guest decide, not just a gallery page nobody opens.
Lodges we have built for
How a build works
We learn your lodge and your guests.
Who books, when they book, and what a good inquiry looks like.
Homepage first, then everything.
You see the homepage at full fidelity before anything else gets built. Lock the direction, and every page inherits it.
Build, QA, launch.
Production build, redirects from your old URLs, analytics, and a clean launch.
Starting at $4,000.
The price depends on how many pages you need and how much content we create with you. Small lodges and camps are welcome.
CRM setup, form routing and follow up sequences built around how you sell.
Care Plan after launch.
Hosting, monitoring, updates and a direct line to the people who built your site.
$149 /month
$300 /month
Timeline: most builds take about 4 to 6 weeks from kickoff to launch. That is typical, not a hard rule. The biggest variable is how fast photos, rates and decisions come back from your side. If you want the new site up before booking season, tell us the date first and we will plan backward from it.
FAQ
How much does a fishing or hunting lodge website cost?
Starting at $4,000. The price depends on how many pages you need and how much content we create with you.
How long does it take?
Most builds take about 4 to 6 weeks from kickoff to launch. That is typical, not a hard rule. The biggest variable is how quickly photos, rates and decisions come back from your side.
Can the site take bookings?
Most lodges do best with a booking inquiry form that collects dates, group size and trip type, then routes it to you. If you need deposits or a booking tool you already use, we can connect it.
Should we publish our rates?
Yes. Clear rates and what is included qualify guests before they email and cut down on back and forth.
Do you build websites for hunting lodges?
Yes. Our lodge builds so far are fly fishing lodges, and the same approach fits hunting lodges and sporting camps: seasons, packages, licenses and tags, and an inquiry form built around how you book.
Can we update rates, seasons and photos ourselves?
Yes. We set the site up so you can edit rates, season info and galleries without calling us.
What should a fishing or hunting lodge website include?
The story of the water or the ground, species and seasons, rates and packages, travel and trip prep info, real photo and video, guide and owner bios, and one clear inquiry form.
Do you have photos and video, or do we need our own?
Your own photos of the water, the fish or game, and the lodge always work best. If you are short, tell us what you have and we will plan the site around it.
Tell us about your lodge
Tell us where you fish or hunt, where your site is today, and when your season starts. We will tell you exactly what it will take, and if a full rebuild is not the right call, we will say so.
Soul Fly Lodge78 leads generated in the first 4 months