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Alaska Trip

April 29th, 2012 | Author: Jon

Some cool fly fishing Alaska images:

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Aleknagik, Alaska

Whose Alaska salmon is on menu at Louisiana bar and grill?

April 9th, 2012 | Author: Jon

Whose Alaska salmon is on menu at Louisiana bar and grill?
The fish patties served up at the Wild Salmon, a bar and grill in Lafayette, La., have attracted some local attention, but it's not exactly the sort of thing a business owner with connections to Alaska wants to see. "The bar on Foreman Drive is named …
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Alaska's ghostly maritime past
The Coast Guard Cutter Anacapa crew fires explosive ammunition at the adrift Japanese fishing vessel, Ryou-Un Maru, 180 miles west of Southeast Alaskan coast April 5, 2012. The derelict fishing vessel sank at 6:15 pm in 6000 feet of water.
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Lastest Perch Fishing Alaska News

March 27th, 2012 | Author: Jon

Fundraiser listings for March 26, 2012
Fish fry and cornhole tournament, 4:30 to 7:30 pm Friday at Rosewood Place, 4493 Oberlin Ave., Lorain. Beer and wash provided (BYOB welcome). Dinner is $ 15 for choice of perch or perch/shrimp; children's dinner is $ 4, which includes pizza, …
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In giant undersea canyons, a world of corals
Pacific ocean perch are a major fishery species in the Bering Sea. (Credit: Greenpeace, John Hocevar) UC SANTA BARBARA (US) — A survey of the world's largest underwater canyons in Alaska's Bering Sea has documented abundant corals.
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Cool “fly Fishing” Alaska images

November 11th, 2011 | Author: Jon

A few nice fly fishing Alaska images I found:

Alaska Trip

Image by fawkstrot
Aleknagik, Alaska

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September 18th, 2011 | Author: Jon

Some cool kayak fishing Alaska images:

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Alaska’s Ridgewood Wilderness Lodge

June 13th, 2011 | Author: Jon

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Alaska’s Ridgewood Wilderness Lodge

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We would like to introduce ourselves to you. We are Kevin and Lucinda, and Bowman and Jessica Sidelinger, the owners and hosts of Alaska’s Ridgewood Wilderness Lodge, a full-service destination lodge in Halibut Cove, Alaska. Halibut Cove is located 8 miles across Kachemak Bay from the end of the Homer Spit. The Cove is also the home of the Saltry Restaurant, Diana Tillion’s Cove Gallery and the Halibut Cove Experience Gallery.

We have lived adjacent to the Kachemak Bay State Park for over 32 years.

For the last 16 years we have made our living oyster farming. Our oyster farm is one of the leading producers in the state of Alaska, and in 2007, Kevin was one of three finalists for the Global Food Award.

The timber-framed lodge was designed and built by Kevin and has a 10 guest capacity. We are open year around. Included in the reservation cost is use of lodge facilities, rooms with private baths, high-speed wireless internet, house keeping and complimentary laundry services. All meals are served by your hosts.

Alaska’s Ridgewood Wilderness Lodge is what Alaskan fantasy is all about. We are an ideal destination for experiencing Alaska in luxurious comfort as well as having countless adventurous activities readily available. Guests will share in a positive and energetic Alaskan lifestyle with four truly “seasoned” Alaskans.

Lucinda and Jessica would be happy to help arrange any activities guests are interested in, which include brown bear photography, trophy salmon and halibut charters, fly-fishing for rainbow trout, hiking, bird-watching, and many more.

If you are interested in reservations at our Lodge, please contact us for further information.

We invite you to check out our website at www.ridgewoodlodge.com

Thank you for taking the time to learn about us.

Kevin & Lucinda, and Bowman & Jessica Sidelinger

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Cool “night Fishing” Alaska images

February 9th, 2011 | Author: Jon

Check out these night fishing Alaska images:

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Sunset at sea somewhere between Seattle, Washington and Juneau, Alaska. It was 10 p.m. local time.

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Helpful Tips for Night Fishing

January 13th, 2011 | Author: Jon

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The great majority of salt-water anglers go out during the daytime and rarely venture forth at night. But today more and more anglers are discovering that plenty of fish and good sport can also be had at night. In fact, if you are interested in big fish which are found near shore, your chances are much better fishing at night than during the daytime.

But night fishing in salt water offers many other advantages besides that of catching big fish. There are fewer anglers and less competition, so you have more elbow room. You don’t have to worry about sunburn, and often during the summer the wind dies at sundown, so the water is usually calmer at night than during the middle of the day – an important point to consider if you are subject to seasickness.

Also, during the summer months it is cooler at the seashore or on the water at night. Finally, you can fool the fish easier at night than during the day. They can’t see the hook, leader or line, and they can’t examine a lure too closely.

Night fishing in the surf is almost a must in highly populated areas, especially from Memorial Day to Labor Day. In many areas, most surf anglers are forced to fish at night in the summer. During the daytime there are too many bathers and they chase the surf anglers away from the best spots.

Luckily, in the case of the striped bass, this isn’t such a hardship. Since they bite best at night during the summer months most anglers I know don’t bother going out until well after dark. Then they usually fish hard until the early morning hours or even until daybreak.

Novice surf anglers or those who have never done much night fishing often wonder how it is possible to locate, hook and land fish in the surf on a dark night. Many have asked me such questions as the following: How do you know where to fish? How can you cast at night? How do you land the fish?

It’s true that problems and conditions which are easily coped with during the daytime are often more difficult on a dark night. Yet it’s surprising how soon you become used to casting, hooking and landing fish at night and enjoying it as much or even more than during the daytime.

The big question that arises with respect to surf fishing at night is how to locate the fish. If you are lucky enough to have a friend who can tip you off, that’s a big help. Tackle dealers and outdoors columns in newspapers often tell you the general area to fish. Actually, no one can predict in advance which specific spots will produce a temperamental fish such as the striped bass, because they move around too much and bite best under conditions which change from day to day.

At night there are no birds to guide you, but if you see birds or fish feeding off the beach during the daytime there is a good chance that they will work inshore at dusk or after dark. Schools of bait fish will often lie off the beach during the day, but at night they tend to work inshore to escape the game fish, and, of course, the game fish will often follow them in. If you arrive after dark you can pick up the bait fish in your light when they are hugging the shoreline.

Try some night fishing, and you may come to enjoy it better than fishing by day!

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Kalum River Lodge – Terrace, BC Joins AmericanFlyFishingTravel.com – A Major Fly Fishing Travel Website

January 9th, 2011 | Author: Jon

Sacramento, CA (PRWEB) February 2, 2007

Kalum River Lodge is one of the premier fly fishing lodges near the Skeena River. The lodge fishes the world famous Skeena river system for Steelhead, King salmon, Coho, Pink and Chum salmon.The Skeena River is considered one of the worlds finest sports fisheries and is home for the Kalum River Lodge. Located in Northwestern British Columbia the Skeena host all five species of pacific salmon as well as the worlds largest run of wild Steelhead. The Skeena holds several world records for both salmon and Steelhead. As well as the Skeena we fish the Nass and Kitimat watersheds.

The fishing season begins in April and finishes in early November. Spring runoff brings fresh runs of Steelhead into many of our northern rivers. Spring Steelhead average 10-14lbs. with the occasional fish over 20lbs. July brings the big Kings the largest of the salmon species. By mid July sockeye and pink salmon are starting to arrive in large numbers. Early August the Skeena has all 5 species of salmon as well as the Steelhead. The Steelhead are migrating up the Skeena in large numbers thru mid Sept. With fish on record over 30 lbs any angler has the chance at a fish of a lifetime. From early September the rivers are filling up with Coho (Silvers), providing excellent fishing as well as incredible wilderness scenery.

Kalum River Lodge is located in the heart of the fishing area with all our rivers easily accessible for day trips. Clients are picked up at the Terrace airport with daily flights from Vancouver B.C. Both Air Canada and Hawk Air provide service to the area.

Located by the Kalum River with a spectacular mountain view, Kalum River Lodge provides accommodation for up to 8 guests. Two acres of lawns and gardens surrounded by old growth forests makes this a truly unique setting. After a full day of fishing Terrace’s world class waters, anglers enjoy the personalized service they offer. As well as fishing they offer jet boat tours, wildlife viewing and trips to native cultural sites. The Skeena river is only 10 min away from the lodge and has some of the best salmon fishing in the world.

AmericanFlyFishingTravel.com has established affiliations with Orbitz, Hot Wire, Delta Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Travelex Insurance, Medjet Assist, and many helpful websites such as The Weather Channel, Map-Quest, Moon & Tide Charts and the US State Department.

Gary Eblen and Peter Blackman owners of American Fly Fishing Co. have been operating a full-service retail fly fishing shop for over ten years. Very early in the e-commerce era they started AmericanFlyFishing.com, which has become one of the internet’s most successful e-commerce sites. They are recommended on-line dealers with Sage, Scott, Redington, Winston and Simms; the major manufacturers in the fly fishing industry. To learn more visit AmericanFlyFishingTravel.com.

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Photo Contest Celebrates Alaska’s 50th Anniversary of Statehood

December 5th, 2010 | Author: Jon

Alaska Photo Contest

Anchorage, AK (PRWEB) April 19, 2009

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Alaska becoming the 49th state in the union. Communities across Alaska are celebrating with special events, and many businesses are offering related travel specials to entice visitors to come to Alaska this summer. Local travel company Alaska Tour & Travel has joined in by hosting a special photo contest to commemorate Alaska’s golden anniversary.

The grand prize for the contest is the limited edition Sydney Laurence print “Legacy of Alaska” depicting Alaska’s Mt. McKinley. This special print was signed on May 10th, 2008 by Governor Sarah Palin as well as all seven living former Alaska governors. The print is marked with an embossed seal noting the 50th Anniversary of Alaska Statehood and has current retail value of 00.

The contest runs through October and is open to visitors and residents alike. Photos need not be taken this year. For additional details or to enter a photo, visit http://photos.alaskatravel.com.

About Alaska Tour & Travel:

Alaska Tour & Travel is based in Anchorage Alaska has been helping travelers plan their Alaska vacations since 1995. The company specializes in custom vacation packages across Alaska, and also operates the Park Connection Motorcoach with summer service from Anchorage to Denali National Park, Talkeetna, Whittier and Seward. For more information on Alaska Tour & Travel visit http://www.alaskatravel.com.

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