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By C. singha
ALASKA SALMON FISHING
A magical Alaskan salmon fishing adventure is the Big Dream of all, and you need to look no further. A comfortable lodge, fantastic food, unbeatable prices and guaranteed relaxation, it is just some of what lodges are able to offer.
How about you are! You are staying in Alaska, far from the urban sprawl of everyday life, standing in a clear, crisp river that’s loaded to the brim with trophy salmon and arctic char. A short distance from the rivers edge is your private Alaskan fishing lodge. All around you is the pristine wilderness of Alaska, and no one to interrupt the view.
In Alaska, King Salmon runs are strong along the coasts, Giant Halibut, Grayling and northern pike are easy to catch in inland streams that you can fish amid some of the most incredible scenery on the continent
While other parts of Alaska are experiencing increasingly limited salmon runs.
Alaska Salmon fishing (http://www.alaska-salmon-fishing.net/) 30 years of operation as the only lodge on the river has paid off in yearly, predictable solid runs of each species. This Alaska salmon fishing operate in small groups not only adds to their guests’ experience, but more importantly it limits interference in the natural processes of the lands we utilize.
Alaska salmon fishing experience is a short one-minute walk from the lodge. With no more than 6 guests per week, you'll get all the fish and expert guidance you need. This truly is the ideal salmon fishing vacation for the both beginner and experienced angler, as well as their friends and families. Private and comfortable Alaskan fishing lodge sits just 300 yards from the mouth of the Golsovia River on Norton Sound which is on the shores of the Bering Sea. The river is abundant in King, Silver, Pink and Chum Salmon. Feisty and fresh from the ocean, they can be seen as they pass within an easy cast of your fly or lure. Arctic Char also call this pristine paradise home. Daily catches commonly exceed 30 - 40 during the summer runs, however in order to sustain the rivers plentiful numbers, we practice catch & release once limits have been reached. June through August is peak time for your optimal Alaskan experience. Join time for one of our 10 departures in late June to late August.
The Sports Den (http://www.alaskasportsden.com/) is ideally located in the Kenai Peninsula,
Squamish Fishing Report - Whistler Fly Fishing Report
Updated March 04, 2010
Whistler/Squamish Area Rivers: Local rivers are low, cold, and clear making fishing quite slow. The fry emergence has begun with both pink and chum fry migrations happening daily. The peak migration should occur later in March with warmer water and longer days. There are some reports of steelhead in both the Squamish and Cheakamus rivers.
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