A Way to Hunt During the Offseason
You can hunt year-round when you travel into the stories of great outdoor writers.
An Alaskan Fishing Valhalla
If you’re looking for rainbow trout the size of salmon, Crystal Creek Lodge awaits. Of all the world’s trout and salmon fisheries, none hold a fly rod to Bristol Bay, Alaska. It sits at the eastern most arm of the Bering Sea and is 250 miles long and 180 miles wide at...
All That Alaska Allows
You can do it all on Alaska’s rivers as long as you’ve got the right outfitter and guides. The idea is traditional. Go to the wilderness. Fish and hunt. Everything. Moose. Bears. Waterfowl. Salmon. Whatever pops up. It’s what sportsmen used to do. It’s what they...
Alaska Hunt: Ten Essential Tips (Part Two)
This article originally appeared at RonSpomerOutdoors.com In her previous blog on RSO, Alaska hunting guide and bush pilot Tia Shoemaker gave us five great AK hunt tips for a successful hunting experience in her neck of the woods. In this blog she gives us five more....
Alaska Hunt: 5 Essential Tips
This article first appeared on Ron Spomer Outdoors An Alaska hunt is a romantic ideal for many, but the reality is it’s cold, wet, windy and just plain hard sometimes. Most of the time on the Alaska Peninsula. In this two-part article professional guide Tia Shoemaker...
Dispatch: Fishing Alaska
Fly fishing for a variety of fish with a variety of rods.
Here’s Your Perfect Alaska Rifle
Part II of an in-depth look at the ideal gun for Seward’s Folly.
Finding Your Perfect Alaska Rifle
It’s an even harder proposition than it sounds.
Bowhunting the Alaskan Wilderness
The author recounts the adventures of his friend Arthur Young.
Special Feature: The Monsters of Southwest Alaska
The only place where you can catch a 24-inch rainbow on drys and feel cheated.