If you are scheduled to visit Alaska this coming season, here is the plan.

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We will continue to monitor these phases and follow the guidelines along the way.  We are all in this together.

As Recreational Anglers and Fly Fishing Guides, we are all struggling to figure out how to continue to "go fly fishing" in the middle of a pandemic.  There are many personal, social and commercial concerns to address. We appreciate and would like to share this excellent exploration into the issues from Kirk Deeter.

SARSCo-V-2 and Fly-Fishing: What Next?

April 28, 2020 By Kirk Deeter On Behalf of Trout Unlimited and Angling Trade Media, and in partnership with the American Fly Fishing Trade Association (AFFTA)

As we seek an “out” from strict “stay-at-home” orders, how should anglers fish, and how should guides conduct trips? 

A month ago, I tackled the fly-fishing &......

On Alaska's Kenai Peninsula, businesses hit hard during last summers wildfires are facing another season of uncertainty

For Stacy Corbin, this time of year is usually a busy one, as he prepares his Cooper Landing fly fishing business for the summer.

But today is different.

“I’m sitting out here looking at our property and looking at Kenai Lake…and wondering what’s going to happen next,” said Corbin.

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