The Missing Years are blogs we should have done but didn’t. Hopefully you’ll find little tidbits of information to help you with your fishing. Dry Flies on the Russian River – July 24th Good friend Mark Huber and I decided to focus this trip on dry flies only. Dries should not be an anglers’ first […]
This blog was supposed to be so much different than it is, but (BLEEP) happens! We were going to fish the Upper Kenai again this weekend. Only this time we were planning on staying in the lake above the bridge and the slow section of the river just below. Reports were that, although there were […]
The First Day of Spring in Alaska is usually acknowledged with an understanding wink between those of us that live here, as we know “spring” is still four to six weeks away. However, this year we’ve had an unbelievably mild winter, and with virtually no snow and lots of day time temperatures in the low […]
Opening Day! Anticipation runs high every year as June 11th approaches. This is the traditional date that flowing waters in south central, particularly on the Upper Kenai River drainage and the Russian River open for fishing. As usual, we had planned our days off months in advance. We had our camping spots reserved at Kenai […]