In this modern day, it is truly inspiring to fish and adventure in places that literally have not changed in the past 50-100 years. The salmon runs remain strong, there's been no added fishing pressure, and absolutely no human development. That's what most of us long for. Bristol Bay Lodge is lucky enough to operate two such remote camps as a part ...

 "My first bush flight in Alaska gave spark to what would become a passion for flying and remote adventures only accessible by aircraft. To me, the grandeur of Alaska, the thrill of flying and the unique wilderness access is a combination that has no match on Planet Earth. Over 10 years later, we've built a successful business around the "fly ...

 The guides at Iliamna River Lodge having a little evening fishing session to themselves.

 From Kulik Lodge Mousing is flat out fun. All these mouse eats were shot in two short evenings with Kulik Lodge in Katmai National Park. Contact us for booking inquiries 

 From the filmmaker: Another video highlighting the sockeye salmon spawning grounds of Bristol Bay, Alaska. I began working summers in the freshwater systems of Bristol Bay in 2007 as a salmon researcher for the Alaska Salmon Program.Over the years I've learned a great deal about these environments and salmon, and how the ecosystems, people, a...

 The salmon runs of Bristol Bay, Alaska are by the numbers jaw dropping with millions of fish flooding these wild rivers each summer. There is something mesmerizing about watching these salmon make their final journey to their spawning grounds. Hit play and enjoy a minute of calm.

Produced, filmed, and edited by Jason S Ching 2019  From the Filmmaker: At every stage of their lives from eggs to adults, sockeye salmon of Bristol Bay, Alaska have endured being hunted by a long list of predators including birds, fish, marine mammals, and people. Nearing the end of their long migration at a precise location where they emerge...

The salmon runs of Bristol Bay are by the numbers jaw dropping. Watching these fish flood the wild rivers in the region is simply mesmerizing. We made a salmon reel from years of filming in Bristol Bay. Enjoy and consider a donation to help stop the proposed Pebble Mine. You can help. Stand up for Bristol Bay.  

The road to extinction is paved with good intentions. Artifishal is a film about people, rivers, and the fight for the future of wild fish and the environment that supports them. It explores wild salmon's slide toward extinction, threats posed by fish hatcheries and fish farms, and our continued loss of faith in nature. Protect Wild Fish Tell decis...