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Finest Guides and Gear
Our anglers routinely comment on the unique camaraderie that exists between our staff, and our anglers. A close relationship between staff and guests is a vital part of the Alaska...
Tom Larimer’s Steelhead Rig
Tom likes steelhead. Photo: SteelheadBum.com Tom Larimer has guided for more than a decade in the Great Lakes, Alaska and Oregon. He currently owns and operates Larimer Outfitters, one of...
How to Pack for Your Day of Bonefishing
It actually matters a lot what's in here. Today's post relates to packing and bonefishing, but it's not about loading your big bag before you leave your house - you...
Skagit Master Is Out!
Besides learning to tie it, you'll learn how to cast it. Photo: Jeff Mishler Back in July we told you about Skagit Master, a film in production about Ed Ward...
Tom Larimer’s King Rig
Tom loads up yet another laser loop. Photo: Cameron Miller Tom Larimer runs one of the premier guide services in the Northwest. He's a super dude, an incredible angler and...
Making T-14 Tips
"And then you color the front loop with a black Sharpie..." Photo: Cameron Miller When we fish the Kanektok and the Dean for kings and steelhead, most of the time...
Fly Fishing for Sharks
Sharks are hard on gear. Look closely at that reel... Photo: Andrea Spencer The waters around South Andros Island are extremely fertile - loaded not only with bonefish, but also...
Secrets of the Flesh Fly
Sometimes all it takes is a little flesh. Photo: Ramsey Smith Trout that live in the lower sections of rivers like the Kanektok and the Arolik in Western Alaska get...
