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Alaska Fly Fishing – Latest Alaska Fly Fishing news – Experience The Excitement Of Alaska Salmon Fishing

Monday, January 24th, 2011

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Experience The Excitement Of Alaska Salmon Fishing

Alaska salmon fishing offers breathtaking scenery in largely pristine and untouched areas. Many of the locations, especially the remote fishing lodges require fly in access to the lodges, (more…)

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Alaska Fly Fishing – Latest Alaska Fly Fishing news – Alaska Flyfishing Goods Fishing Report, 5-31-10

Sunday, January 23rd, 2011

Ok so you might find the next few links interesting. These are from around the web, just random snippets that I’ve picked up in my reading, but I found some very cool information in them. You might too. Here goes…

Alaska Flyfishing Goods Fishing Report, 5-31-10

Dolly fishing remains a hit and miss event. Happily, the last few days have had more reports of good fishing and some very nice fish have been (more…)

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Alaska Fly Fishing – YouTube – Alaska West Fly Fishing

Saturday, January 22nd, 2011

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Ok so 3 more posts today that I’ve dug up – I’m an information JUNKIE on this stuff lately. Give em a browse and let me know what ya reckon. They’re just from a few different sites I’ve been surfing lately that are generally good for information like this…

Sounds of summer: Thumping, thudding for bass along the bottom of Grand Lake

Contact fishing guide Ivan Martin at (918) 260-7743 or see tulsaworld.com/grandfishingreport. To see more of the Tulsa World, or to subscribe to the …   Read More…

Television movies for the week of June 20

A travel guide gains a new perspective on her life as she leads a ragtag group of tourists through her native Greece. (PG-13) (1:35) MAX: Thu. …   Read More…

Child dies, 4 hurt after plane hits Anchorage car dealership

… Cavner & Julian Inc., whose website promotes Stonewood Lodge on Lake Clark and a guide service for hunting, fishing and bear viewing in western Alaska. …   Read More…
That’s all the news for today guys, so until next time, thanks for stopping by.

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Fresh Water Fishing In British Columbia

With all the fresh water body’s in BC you will find a unforgettable sports fishing experience. The majority of the lakes and rivers or streams have a good stock of fish for you to catch. From trout , kokanee, Dolly Varden to white fish and many other fish species you will be hard pressed not to catch some type of fish.

The northern lakes and interior lakes to the streams on Vancouver Island all have a good selection of healthy fish. You will not be disappointed buy fishing in BC.

During the fall months you can fish for sea-run steelheads and sockeye , Chinook and coho salmon. If you are fishing in the interior spring trout fishing starts as soon as the ice leaves the lakes or rivers. The fast fighting fish will be a challenge for all anglers young and old. Some of the lake or streams never freeze up so you will be able to fish all year long. Ice fishing is a very popular in the areas that freeze up. Be sure to check with local guides for the best places to fish or what fish are available in the area you are in.

The regulations may vary from area to area so be sure you have the right license and get a guide to sport fishing in BC.

The most popular fish in BC are rainbow trout, you will find these fish ranging from one pound up to 35 plus pounds on some of the lakes. If you like an acrobatic fish known around the world for its jumping ability and antics to lose the hook you will find the Kamloops rainbow trout is a extremely challenging fish.

A very sturdy exciting battling fish is the steelhead trout. This searun trout will give you the fight of the day. With sizes from 6.5 pounds up to 22 pounds plus this fish will give you a run for your money.

Cutthroat and rainbow Trout are two species native to the coastal and interior of the province. They
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are smaller that there cousin the brown trout but are fun and exciting to catch. The Brown trout are limited to Vancouver Island but do get up to 13 pounds. And can be found in the lakes and river’s for the island.

Dolly Varden, char, bull trout lake trout and brook trout can all be caught in BC Char will have a litter colored spots on a darker body that trout. Dolly varden can be caught in many lakes in the interior and along the shore line while fishing for coastal cutthroat and rainbow trout.

A land locked salmon known as kokanee are found in the fresh water through out the province they will can be found in the same waters as the rainbow trout.

If you like to fish or one of the last remaining dinosaurs from the Jurassic period then sturgeon may be the fish you are going to get. These are the largest fresh water fish on the north American continent. The size and strength of these fish will more that play you out it is known to clear the water in a explosive and dramatic jumps that will startle you even if you know it can jump.

Other fish caught in BC are bass, mountain white fish, lake white fish, northern pike, crappie, perch , goldeye but to name a few. No matter what fish you are trying to catch be sure to check out local regulations be for you start fishing all persons fishing in B C need a licenses. Keep on casting and you will be rewarded with many hours of fishing fun.

By: Sammy Salmon

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Sammy Salmon has been having fun fishing for years and wants to share all his knowledge with you so be sure to visit him at Fishing-For-Fun

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Alaska Fly Fishing – Best Places to Fish in Alaska

Saturday, January 22nd, 2011

The sheer size and varying landscape of Alaska offers many different places to schedule your Alaskan Fishing Trip. You can try your luck fishing the high seas for Halibut, fly-in to a remote location for fly-fishing, or even just bait fish at a fishing hole outside of Anchorage. However, some areas cannot be compared to anywhere else in the world for the amount and size of their fish. Here are (more…)

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Alaska Fly Fishing – Latest Alaska Fly Fishing news – RISE and SOULFISH DVDs – Fly Fishing Forums

Thursday, January 20th, 2011

Ok so you might find the next few links interesting. These are from around the web, just random snippets that I’ve picked up in my reading, but I found some very cool information in them. You might too. Here goes…

RISE and SOULFISH DVDs – Fly Fishing Forums

RISE the Movie (was £25 new) Confluence Films "Rise" takes viewers on an incredible fly fishing journey around the world. Shot entirely (more…)

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Alaska Fly Fishing – Fishing for Alaskan Crabs and Clams

Wednesday, January 19th, 2011

If you’re fortunate enough to visit Alaska for a week or longer, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to use your fishing tackle. But if you want to mix it up a little, check out some of the native mollusks and crustaceans. Alaska is ripe with clams and crabs that will make a tasty addition to your fish fry. And, what better way to spend a day at the beach or out on the water? Fishing for crabs (more…)

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Alaska Fly Fishing – Latest Alaska Fly Fishing news – Fly Fishing Women Explore Alaska

Tuesday, January 18th, 2011

Hey Readers! I’ve been comin across some crazy stuff the past few days from a few different blogs around the web which I just had to share with you. Check em out below…

Fly Fishing Women Explore Alaska

Enter this fly fishing world with nationally known fly fisher Cecilia “”Pudge”" Kleinkauf as she guides adventuresome women going for salmon, trout, and other species at six of (more…)

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Alaska Fly Fishing – YouTube – Alaska Rainbow Trout: Fly Fishing With Mouse Patterns

Monday, January 17th, 2011

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Catching Salmon In The Pacific

Fishing sports are growing in popularity and one of the most prized fishes is the salmon. There are many varieties and each fisherman has his or her favorite. The granddaddy of Pacific salmon is the Chinook. It can weigh in at up to 100 pounds and grow to 40 inches in length. Chinook make up only about one percent of the annual salmon harvest.

The Sockeye, from Alaska, is the most valuable of all salmon. It grows to 24 inches in length and weighs between six and nine pounds. It makes up 25 to 30 percent of Alaska’s commercial fishing. During spawning season, the males turn a beautiful red, and therefore are often called “red” salmon.

The Coho salmon is the third most valuable and important salmon in the fishing industry. The Coho is also known as “silvers” because of their silvery sheen. These salmon are popular in seafood markets and are often sold whole to consumers. They are great for canning and for smoking. The Coho averages about 29 inches and weights approximately 9 pounds.

Chum salmon are not worth much due to their pale and yellow meat. Consumers don’t usually favor them. They grow to 30 inches in length and weigh in at about 8 pounds.

At the bottom of the Pacific salmon list is the Pink. They are small and used primarily for canning. They average 22 inches and 4 pounds. They are found in greater number than the other salmon.

There are many fishing charters along the northern Pacific coast that are very popular among sport fishermen. If you are an avid fisherman you may want to think about chartering a boat to take you to the finest salmon fishing places along the coast. Many of these charters also offer whale watching tours which is a great way for you to combine your fishing vacation with a bit of sightseeing. Take your time finding the right charter for you as there are many different packages that
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you can choose from, including one day excursions to week long trips. You will want to join a charter that doesn’t have too many people booked with it, since the smaller the group is the better your salmon fishing trip will be.

Make the right choice and you will enjoy good fishing and come home with some delectable meals. Even if you don’t catch anything, you’re sure to have a great time in the salty sea air with fellow fishermen.

By: Flipper Tomasio

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Ok so 3 more posts today that I’ve dug up – I’m an information JUNKIE on this stuff lately. Give em a browse and let me know what ya reckon. They’re just from a few different sites I’ve been surfing lately that are generally good for information like this…

'What's the word for happy? Hapski?'

He and Travis Rummel (the other half of Felt Soul Media) prove it in their latest effort, a bachelor-party type fly fishing romp through Russia's Kamchatka …   Read More…

Adrenaline-charged rafters flood West Glacier

Today, as I load a small bus with a crew of vacationers at the West Entrance to Glacier, I'm simply hoping our guide will give us a fun run down the river. …   Read More…

A few tips for the solo traveler

A couple of years ago, she joined a group of women on a kayaking expedition in Alaska. During the day, she watched whales surface right next to her boat. …   Read More…
That’s all the news for today guys, so until next time, thanks for stopping by.

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Alaska Fly Fishing – Fishing Trip Alaska – Preparing For a Fun Angler’s Outing

Sunday, January 16th, 2011

When it comes to the perfect fishing trip, Alaska is about as good as it gets. Remote locations, pristine scenery and rivers that are literally teeming with massive, award-winning fish. Keep reading for hints that will help make your Alaskan fishing adventure the excursion of a lifetime.

Make Your Reservations Early

Between the months of June and September – the prime fishing season – Alaska sees (more…)

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