I have a hundred memories of rainbow trout that were fooled by the mouse, so many now that it is hard to select one that stands out in my mind. I’ve seen days when the trout fishing was so good we all lost count before breaking for lunch.

Chum salmon are truly bare-knuckle brawlers when hooked, testing the limits of any rod in the 6 – 8wt range. I’ve seen more rods snap when the unwitting angler underestimated just how powerful these fish are, the second largest of all Pacific Salmon.

The 2019 OUTPOST camp photos are ready to view. And my bad, they’ve actually been ready for a couple weeks but I just forgot to announce it. As usual, thanks to everyone who sent in their photos. Stef (& co.) …

Fishing Despite some very hot weather, 2019 was a solid season of Bristol Bay fly fishing at our Alaska Wilderness OUTPOST camp. The highlight: the rainbow trout fishing. Historically, the trout fishing tapers across July as massive numbers of Dolly …

Chris Johnson of Living Waters Fly Fishing has brought groups of fishermen to the OUTPOST camp twice in the last two years to experience great Bristol Bay fly fishing. And boy did they catch a lot of fish! But Chris also …

Most of the 2018 OUTPOST camp photos are ready to view. But beware, viewing these photos may cause a sudden desire to experience some of the best fly fishing in Bristol Bay at our rustic OUTPOST camp. Enjoy! As usual, …

2018 was a great season of fly fishing in Bristol Bay at our Alaska Wilderness OUTPOST camp!

In his “Peninsula” blog, Drew reflects on his first summer guiding in Bristol Bay – vast wilderness, grunt work, and perhaps the best day of fishing in his life.

We have fortunately been a broken record for the last several years, but 2017 was another incredibly strong season of fly fishing in Bristol Bay at our Alaska Wilderness OUTPOST camp.

The 2017 OUTPOST camp photos are ready to view. Sit back, have a cigar, and enjoy some great photos from our remote Bristol Bay fly fishing camp. As usual, thanks to everyone who sent in their photos. There’s still a …