Alaska's Boardwalk Lodge Staff

At Alaska's Boardwalk Lodge our Gourmet Chefs and seasoned Fishing Guides get most of the glory. Yet, as with all successful resorts, we have a solid support staff catering to your every need and most of your desires.

Art Moody
Lodge Manager
Art Moody was born in Cannonville, Oregon and raised on the southern Oregon coast, where he developed a love of fishing, hunting and the outdoors. Upon graduating high school, he joined the US Army and served two tours of duty in Viet Nam. He was decorated several times for meritorious service. After an honorable discharge Art returned to Oregon, working in logging, commercial fishing and construction.

In 1979 Art married Nancy Hall, a nurse from Southern California. Soon after their marriage they moved to Tillamook, a rural community on the northern Oregon coast. Art started working as the service advisor at the Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, and Cadillac dealer in Tillamook. Later he was promoted to service department manager.

Art and Nancy remained in Tillamook for 22 years, raising their family. Art continued as an avid sport fisherman and bow hunter. He was a member of the Northwest Steel headers association, founding member of the Whiskey Creek Volunteer Fish Hatchery and a STEP volunteer.

In September of 2001 these two empty-nesters left Oregon for an Alaskan adventure on Prince of Wales Island. Art began working for Alaska’s Boardwalk Lodge as assistant manager, and became manager in 2002. He uses much of his General Motors training in managing the lodge. Nancy enjoys the challenges of island life and being involved with outdoor activities. Nancy works for the Southeast Regional Health Consortium and part time site office manager for the lodge.