The world’s longest ongoing salmon research reveals the astounding complexity of wild ecosystems.
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Scientist Daniel Schindler and his daughter, Luna, watch the "red wave" of sockeye salmon navigate up Sam Creek, home to one of the earliest-spawning populations in Alaska's Bristol Bay ecosystem. by Jonny Armstrong
Don't take our word for it - Read the article on the world's longest ongoing salmon research from Daniel Schindler and why Bristol Bay deserves our attention and protection. Read the article.
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on Wednesday, 08 January 2014.
Posted in Article, News
Anglo American has just announced they are divorcing Northern Dynasty in their partnership to develop the Pebble mine.
After five years of debate giant miner Anglo American (LON: AAL) said Monday it is pulling out of its polemic Pebble Mine project in the Bristol Bay region of Alaska, adding it will pay a $300-million "impairment charge" to its partner Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSX: NDM).
"Our focus has been to prioritize capital to projects with the highest value and lowest risks within our portfolio, and reduce the capital required to sustain such projects during the pre-approval phases of development as part of a more effective, value-driven capital allocation model," he (CEO Mark Cutifani) said in the press release.
We finally have some Fly Out hats in stock with some new colors and designs. We have truckers and 1 flex fit style (see photos above). They are $25.00 + shipping.
If you would like to order a hat, send an email to [email protected] that includes the following:
• Your Name
• Mailing Address
• Hat Style and Color Options + Quantity
We will send the hat(s) to the address and follow up with an electronic invoice via PayPal that can be paid by debit/credit.
We will have an online shop location soon for a wide variety of Fly Out apparel/gear soon (hoodies, t-shirts, knives, buffs, hats, etc.).
More soon!
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on Tuesday, 10 September 2013.
Posted in News, Gear
We love getting more people up to enjoy the Tordrillo Mountain Lodge experience - whether you are heli skiing or fishing. This month, TML unveiled the result of 5 years of planning, with the grand opening of the new TML 2 lodge.
Featuring a modern architectural design and influence, TML 2 sets a new standard for lodging in the Alaskan wilderness. Beautiful hardwoods and stainless steel greet each guest along with breathtaking views of the Tordrillo range through giant floor-to-ceiling windows.
Eight lucky guests per week will get to enjoy the private lodge experience that TML 2 offers including:
* 5 large bedrooms with private baths * Fully stocked bar with incredible wine list * Private, world-class chef * Massage therapy * Wood fired hot tub * 1, B2 Astar Heli for your group's skiing pleasure
If TML 2 is sounding good to you, shoot us an email and we'll tell you all about it - [email protected]. We'd love for you and your group to experience TML 2.
Note: The 2013 season is sold out and 2014 slots are filling up quickly.
The Tsaina Lodge sits in the mecca of salmon & trout fly-fishing. It is an untapped location with rivers, ponds and lakes within walking distance from the front door. However the best & most remote fishing is accessed by helicopter from the onsite heli pad. The lodge is also brand new as of March 2012 and voted Outside Magazine's 2012 1st Runner Up - "Best New Adventure Lodge."
Sweepstakes Grand prize for (2) at the Tsaina Lodge for the "All Valdez Adventure":
• 5 Nights, 3 Activity Days • $8000 Value
1-Day of Heli-Fishing Adventures 2-Days for Summer Adventures of Your Choice of river fishing for salmon or trout
See all the other fishing/non-fishing activities at tsaina.com
What's Included: * Transport To/From Valdez Airport * Luxury Hotel Accommodations * Guests have option to purchase food at a discounted price for all-inclusive stay ($100/day/person)
*Not Included: airfare, additional transportation needs, gratuities, beverages or food
Calling all Alaska guides and industry professionals - this is a great new blog by new Fly Out Ambassador J.J. Pilgreen and his business Upstream Marketing. Don't sigh about another fishing blog - this one has a lots of information, links to all of the awesome companies they represent, local Alaska Fly Shop information, Guide to buying local, gear reviews, introductions to new and interesting folks and much more.
Last chance to enter Trout Unlimited's photo contest. Submit a best fish, scenic, or angler photo and win some great prizes below.
Grand Prize
A brand-new Winston BIIIX, a pair of polarized Costa shades and a loaded fly box from Montana Fly Company.
2nd Prize
Three first-place category winne012 @ 11:59 pm (EDT)
Enter Here
Next week, April 16 – 18, 40 sportsmen representing 17 states are traveling to the nation’s capital to let their elected officials and the President know that protecting Bristol Bay, Alaska is a top priority for sportsmen. Learn more about next week’s Sportsmen Summit here from Scott Hed, the director of the Sportsman’s Alliance for Alaska.
Catch Magazine once again delivers another issue of inspiring fly fishing images. Not only does the online journal capture amazing fish shots, but it peers deeply into the culture of fly fishing and adventure travel. This is the first issue that requires a subscription fee, but I will testify that it is well worth the $2. The T-Motion Theater video "Wade Andros" by Todd Moen was especially excellent. Subscribe and see the whole magazine at the following link: Catch Magazine.
Many of us in the Alaska fishing community are doing whatever we can to help stop the proposed Pebble Mine threatening the Bristol Bay watershed. Fly Out ambassador, Bob White, is no different. BobWhite Studio will donate 25% of print sales to the Sportsman's Alliance for Alaska to help stop the Pebble Mine.
{gallery}BlogContent/March2012/BobWhiteStudio/gallery{/gallery}As many of you know, the proposed Pebble Mine threatens Alaska's Bristol Bay watershed, a complex system of rivers, lakes, streams and wetlands that supports the most productive wild sockeye salmon fishery in the world.