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ALASKA FISHING is a must for all Alaska fishing enthusiasts. In one comprehensive book you will find all the information you need to catch all Alaska fish. Whether you are a fly fishing enthusiast, spin or casting fisherman, this is one book to own about Alaska fishing. All the Alaska fishing information you need about Alaska sport fishing species, fish distributions, fish habits, popular fishing methods, and specific information for more than 100 of Alaska's best rivers, lakes and marine areas in all Alaska's regions are included with detailed maps and directions to the best fishing spots. 204 pages with illustrations and photos. Limited availibility, Order Now  

The Highway Angler is a comprehensive and informative book about sport fishing Alaska’s roadside and road accessible waters. The author is a long time Alaskan who has fished extensively throughout Alaska and has written other excellent books about fishing in Alaska. This book tell you everything you need to know about fishing locations, access, available species, terminal gear and much more. There are over 300 pages with photographs.

Fishing Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula is the first and only book to provide detailed info on stream access, timing, tactics and equipment for fishing the Kenai Peninsula.This book contains information for fly fishermen and conventional fishing in both fresh and salt water. Dozens of maps, diagrams, and illustrations give crucial details on where to go, how to fish each area and how to identify local species. This book is a must for anyone planning a fishing vacation on the Kenai Peninsula.

Fly Patterns of Alaska: Alaska Flyfishers. The current edition is a very popular guide for tying flies that catch salmon, trout, char, grayling, sheefish, northern pike and halibut. The flies are submitted by members of Alaska Flyfishers. The book is arranged in categories such as Saltwater Flies, Egg and Alevin Imitations, and there are over 250 patterns drawn from guides, lodge owners and experts from around Alaska. There are 80 pages of beautifully colored flies.

Over the past decade the author has fished more than 60 of Alaska's finest rivers and streams and visited more than 30 of its most highly rated fishing lodges. In Fly-Fishing Alaska's Wild Rivers, he shares valuable information about the best regions, the abundant fish, and the unique, unforgettable fishing experience known as Alaska. 170 pages with color photographs.

In Flies for Alaska:Guide to Buying & Tying Alaska Flies, the author presents 46 fly patterns frequently used by savvy Alaska fly fishing enthusiasts. Detailed instructions on the patterns presented as well as variations are included as well as explanation of the purpose the flies serve. The flies are in color and the book is full of illustrations and photographs to aid you in the fly tying process for Alaska flies.

If you are looking for a book with information about how to fly fish for Alaska's many sport fish species, Tony Route's Flyfishing Alaska would be an excellent place to start. the author is a teacher and author and conducts seminars on fly fishing. the book has over 200 pages with chapters dedicated to species of fish and discussions of technique.

"The Kenai Canoe Trails" is the only complete guide to every trail and lake in the Swan Lake and Swanson River canoe trails in the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge and is a must for the Alaska vacationer interested in canoeing, hiking, wildlife sightseeing, and fishing in this pristine Alaska wilderness accessible by road on the Kenai peninsula. The book contains more than 70 aerial photographs of every lake and trail, 39 detailed maps, and detailed field notes about campsites, trail length, lake depth, fish and wildlife species. The book has been called a classic field guide for canoeists, fisherman, hunters, ice fisherman, Nordic skiers, and hikers.  

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