Visit Homer: Halibut Capital of the World by Troy Letherman In this part of Alaska, heading south by road will eventually take you to only one place. After the scenic bend around Turnagain Arm, after
Homer Halibut DIY by David Bayes | photos by Hastings A. Frank If you are thinking about targeting halibut on a do-it-yourself trip, there is no better place to start than Homer. Aptly name
More Homer: Overview Articles Businesses Fishing Report Homer Overview In this part of Alaska, heading south by road will eventually take you to only one place—the city of Homer, literally the end o
More Juneau: Overview Articles Businesses Visit Juneau, Alaska; this enchanting region is flush with halibut, lingcod and rockfish while most Juneau-area streams host sea-run populations of Dolly Va
Article by Jody Ellis-Knapp A fishing vacation in Alaska is every angler’s dream. Rushing rivers, leaping salmon and clear mountain air are just a few of the things one might envision. But there is
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A Journey to Wood-Tikchik By Dave Atcheson As the floatplane ascends and banks, wings waving in farewell, I try to ignore the slight pang of uneasiness that wells up. It’s the realization of being t
By Troy Leatherman Three clearwater braids forked from the silty main channel, dissecting an extended gravel plateau left uncovered ever since the higher flows of early summer. Upstream, on the farthe
Alaska’s Talkeetna River By Jerry M. Wylie A cold wind spilled off Sovereign Mountain that day. Chilled by the mountain’s mighty glaciers, the wind followed the valleys of Iron Creek and Sheep
Article by George Krumm In 2003 and 2005, the Fort Richardson Hatchery and the Elmendorf Fish Hatchery lost their source of heat to warm water due to the closure of the Elmendorf and Fort Richardson S