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A beautiful spring steelhead caught by Sara Cleaver. Photo by Nate Catterson. This spring, Gavin Blood hit one of our favorite Southeast Alaska steelhead watersheds. In typical steelheading form, the group experienced all sorts of weather, low water conditions, cold nights, and some sticky fishing...
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This fall we decided to host our first ever photo contest, focused on one of the most used flies in Alaska - The Dolly Llama. Well, from near and far we received dozens of photos of the Dolly Llama in action... The most difficult part was sitting down and deciding on the winners. After much deliberation,...
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Once October hits, Alaskans begin the decent into short days, dark nights, snow, rain, and frozen watersheds. For some, this means traveling to a warm weather destination and drying out for a few days (or weeks). For others, it means long weekends with mornings spent walking around in the woods with...
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Let's have a little conversation about our most beloved fly, the Dolly Llama. With it's beauty, and it's lack of grace, this fly catches fish like there is no tomorrow. From slab silvers to massive fall rainbows & Dollies, steelhead, brown trout and countless more species, the Dolly Llama cleans...
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By Kayla Roys As I stepped off the plane at Anglers Alibi lodge, I was greeted as though I was an old friend returning home. Everything about the lodge is comfortable and accommodating. From being woken up each morning with a hot cup of coffee, to the fresh towels, flushing toilets and hot showers....
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by Kayla Roys I was recently asked, what Southeast Alaska means to me. An inspiring question in itself, I had to dig deep for answers. Living in Southeast Alaska is not for those who dislike long winters and months full of non-stop rain. The landscape will draw you in, but do you have what it takes...
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THE ELECTRO WADING STAFF IS HEREDoes the added stability of a wading staff appeal to you? Do marauding bears sometimes ruin your fishing day by mauling you?I think we can all answer yes to these two questions. Now we have just the product to solve these two inter related problems. THE ELECTRO-WADING...
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The Dolly llama is one of the hottest flies in Alaska for salmon, trout, and steelhead. The heavy cone head and flowing rabbit body make for an irresistible combination. The fly itself is a great fly while it is swung or stripped. Although it is a fantastic fly in the water, it’s difficulty actually...
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