The Original Ty-Rite is one of my favorite fishing tools and I take it everywhere my fly rod and fly box go. So, of course it came to Alaska with me. I was excited to be able to introduce Alaska to Ty-Rite and share it through social media and in fly shops. A big shout …
Continue reading The Original Ty-Rite – Catching More Fish in Kodiak, Alaska
When you return to your apartment with an aching back, sore arms, hungry, and tired, you know it was not only a fun day on the river, but a great day of fishing for big fish. The fishing in Kodiak never disappoints. The island is surrounded by some of the most incredible fisheries in the …
Alaska has become our favorite place in the world! We have been traveling to Alaska for several years to fish for the highly sought after salmon, the notoriously good eating halibut, and the underappreciated rockfish. We like to travel to Alaska in June or July for Sockeye (Red) Salmon and Chinook (King) Salmon. We have …
Continue reading Alaska’s Five Species of Pacific Salmon Certificate
Fishing Alaska - For the Love of the Yelloweye RockfishWhen talking to friends, family members, or acquaintances about fishing in Alaska, they immediately ask about the Salmon and Halibut. The Salmon and Halibut are well-known fish and are pretty typical in the local grocery store, so it's not surprising. These two fish are especially great …
Continue reading Rockfish Fishing in Alaska – The Underappreciated Fish
What I remember most about Homer, Alaska, is the beautiful scenery and the Halibut fishing. We have been to Homer, Alaska two times over the past few years. It is a very popular tourist destination and the Halibut fishing is usually spectacular. We are also going to give you some information on the variety of …
Fishing for King Salmon, Rainbow Trout, and Sockeye Salmon on the Naknek in King Salmon, Alaska This was an epic experience and trip! It was a fishing trip we will never forget and we still talk about often. We flew into King Salmon, Alaska's small airport and were greeted by our guides Erik and Brad. …
We suggest you plan 1 year in advance for your Alaska fishing trip. I'm not kidding!!! The sooner you pick where you want to go and the lodge in which you want to stay, the more likely you will actually get the dates you want and the best deals on hotels, flights and car rentals. …
