A treasure trove awaits adventurous anglers in the country's Last Frontier--nearly 600,000 square miles with more wildlands that any other state, 34,000 miles of coastal shoreline, millions of acres of national parkland and forest, and 42 Wild and Scenic Rivers. Boasting more than a million lakes and thousands of rivers and streams, Alaska has more abundance and variety of cold-water game fish than any place on the planet. 
In the new second edition of Alaska Fishing, authors Rene Limeres and Gunnar Pedersen detail the top fishing spots, many of them little known, and tell you where, when, and how to fish for five species of Pacific salmon, as well as charr, wild rainbow and cutthroat trout, grayling, sheefish, steelhead, halibut, lake trout, and northern pike. 
Packed with insider's tips and easier than ever to use, this extensively researched guide features: 
* Analysis of the state's six regions, with descriptions of nearly 250 individual fishing destinations 
* Detailed maps and directions, as well as USGS map references 
* Information on 14 Alaskan species, including run timing, distribution, life cycles, the best fishing methods, and gear 
* Plus: fly patterns, Alaska Department of Fish &amp; Game regulations, trip planning information, climate and conditions data, and much more!

Foghorn Outdoors Alaska Fishing

Sports & Outdoors

Limeres, Rene

Pedersen, Gunnar

Hunting & Fishing

Avalon Travel Pub

The Highway Angler is the most comprehensive and informative guide book yet published on the subject of sport fishing Alaska's roadside waters. Packed with facts, cross-referenced, and easy to read, The Highway Angler tells you everything you need to know -- locations, access, species available, terminal gear, techniques, timing, and much more! It lists in detail more than 750 rivers, creeks, lakes, and saltwater hot spots along the state's major roads and highways from the U.S.-Canada border and the highland drainages of Yukon and Tanana rivers to Kachemak Bay and the popular Kenai Peninsula, and from the frigid coast of the Arctic Ocean to the surf-swept shores of Prince William Sound. For well over a decade, The Highway Angler has successfully guided thousands of people, both novice and expert alike, in discovering some of the best fishing in the world. This book is a must for any angler, whether local or visiting, who hopes to wet a line along Alaska's vast road system. These pages provide a thorough look at the opportunities available and the sport fish that inhabit the cold waters of The Last Frontier.

The Highway Angler: All New

Alaska Viking Pr

The Highway Angler is the most comprehensive and informative guide book yet published about sport fishing Alaska's roadside waters. Packed with facts, cross-referenced, and easy to read, The Highway Angler tells you everything you need to know--locations, access, species available, terminal gear, techniques, timing, and much more! It lists in detail more than 700 rivers, creeks, lakes, and salt water hot spots along the state's major roads and highways from the U.S.-Canada border and the highland drainages of Yukon and Tanana rivers to Kachemak Bay and the popular Kenai Peninsula, and from the frigid coast of the Arctic Ocean to the surf-swept shores of Prince William Sound. 
For nearly a decade, The Highway Angler has successfully guided thousands of people, both novice and experts, in discovering some of the best fishing in the world. This book is a must for any angler, whether local or visiting, who hopes to wet a line along Alaska's vast road system. These pages provide a thorough look at the opportunities available and the sport fish that inhabit the cold waters of The Last Frontier.

The Highway Angler III

Fishing Alaska Publications

Ice Fishing is the latest extension of the popular Highway Angler book series, covering the major regions of the continuous road system in Alaska and the multitude of lakes, ponds, and rivers available to ice fishers. Detailed and descriptive information highlighted in this book includes... 
* The basics of standard equipment and favored tackle 
* Where and how to locate fish in various types of waters and conditions 
* A run-down of all the species present during the winter months, including description, fish sketches, life history, and fishing tips 
* Chapter-by-chapter break-down of the seven main regions on the road system, including the Matanuska, Susitna, Copper, and Tanana valleys, the Anchorage and Fairbanks areas, and the Kenai Peninsula 
* Over 360 locations outlined with points of access and species available, as well as average angling success rates for individual types of fish 
* Dozens of easy-to-read area maps 
* Week-by-week species timing information for all main regions during the November to April ice fishing season 
* Additional references to open-water winter fishing opportunities 
* Tips on ice safety and precautions 
* Complete indexed data on all locations

The Highway Angler : Ice Fishing

The Highway Angler is the most comprehensive and informative guide book yet published on the subject of sport fishing Alaska's roadside waters. Packed with facts, cross-referenced, and easy to read, The Highway Angler tells you everything you need to know -- locations, access, species available, terminal gear, techniques, timing, and much more! It lists in detail more than 750 rivers, creeks, lakes, and saltwater hot spots along the state's major roads and highways from the U.S.-Canada border and the highland drainages of Yukon and Tanana rivers to Kachemak Bay and the popular Kenai Peninsula, and from the frigid coast of the Arctic Ocean to the surf-swept shores of Prince William Sound. 
For well over a decade, The Highway Angler has successfully guided thousands of people, both novice and expert alike, in discovering some of the best fishing in the world. This book is a must for any angler, whether local or visiting, who hopes to wet a line along Alaska's vast road system. These pages provide a thorough look at the opportunities available and the sport fish that inhabit the cold waters of The Last Frontier.

The Highway Angler IV

The most comprehensive guide. Covers all 17 major species, all methods, all six regions. Details on over 300 of the most productive locations. Information on regional climate/conditions, run timing, visitor services costs, trophy and record fishes, USGS map references, guidesÕ tips, fishing regulations, trip planner, Alaska flies, cross-referenced index. Over 500 color photos, maps, charts, diagrams, and drawings.

Alaska Fishing: The Ultimate Angler's Guide

Pub Design Group

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