Fish Like a Lady

The other day, I fished with a remarkable group of women who love to be on the river and, better yet, to serve as philanthropists. All of these women serve on boards or within foundations tha...

Bringing New Meaning to Painting Eggs

It’s that time of year on the Kenai to catch sumptuous, gorgeous rainbows. Fly anglers match plastic beads with the eggs left behind by spawning fish. These deceptive little bits will attract th...

Not Your Diner Special

This is not your traditional “Bacon and Eggs.” This flesh fly drives Kenai River rainbows wild in the Fall. Which goes to show, that bacon is indeed universally loved by all.

Fishewear: Built for Water and Sky

After fishing at Silver Salmon Camp, we were picked up in a DeHavilland Beaver for the flight back to civilization. The weather was spectacular for fishing, but at 7,500 feet in an aircraft buil...

Fishing with the Bears at Brooks

In Alaska, and especially at Brooks Camp, the bears are as plentiful as rainbow trout. Bears always have the right of way and there are many restrictions to fishing around the bears that you ...

Fishing Madawaska Lake (Maine)

This lake is the first lake I ever fished on as a kid growing up in Maine. It is absolutely beautiful, located about 30 miles from the Canadian border. We used to catch perch, sunfish, trout ...

Growing Up Fishing

Growing up in northern Maine I began fishing with my dad when I was 6 years old. We fished brook trout and landlocked salmon in local lakes and rivers in our 15’ Mirrocraft Lake boat, I can s...

Matching Your Clothes with Your Target Fish

I love fishing for Arctic Char in the fall they are just beautiful! In this picture, I am wearing my good luck orange sweater and, if I had it on this trip, I would wear Cajun Shrimp OPI nail...

Cold Weather Fishing: Womens Fishing Apparel

Cold weather fishing can be intimidating, no one likes to be cold and uncomfortable. This post will give you Tips and Advice on how to dress and what to expect when fishing in cold climates so ...

On Top: Apparel for Summer Fishing in Alaska

Summer fishing in Alaska can range from 35 degrees to 75 degrees, and the weather can change quickly. I am always cold, so for even summer days I like to wear 4-5 layers under a nice jacket like...