Derek DeYoung portrays a few of Alaska's most iconic fish in a piece he titles "Fab Four - Alaskan September". DeYoung writes, "This painting captures the four fish we caught, both on purpose and accidentally... in the Kenai River, AK. last September. It was some of the most amazing fishing I've ever had, and although I held my own, my Dad managed to outfish me almost everyday.. I guess that is as it should be." You can find more of DeYoung's art at http://derekdeyoung.com/store/available-originals.
These limited edition hats were floating around Alaska last summer with our guide ambassadors. Now you can purchase one yourself for $25 + shipping. We've embroidered these hats on high quality flexfit (Yuupong) and trucker (Richardson) hats. We will ship anywhere in the U.S. Email us today to order at [email protected].
John D. Parker Photography captures some amazing footage of Alaska's workhorse - The De Havilland Beaver. This footage was taken with the popular gyro-stabilized cineflex camera - often used from a helicopter (think ski movies).
The Fly Out team just wrapped up an amazing month in Alaska filming for the Fly Out Film Project. We had a ton of fun with some of our recommended lodges and adventures. A big thank you to Mission Lodge, Tikchik Narrows Lodge, Wild River Guides, Talkeetna Air Taxi, Keen Eye Anglers, Regal Air, and Tordrillo Mountain Lodge for showing us an Alaska adventure of a lifetime. See our production photo album below and stay tuned to the release of our film and web series available on AlaskaFlyOut.com. {gallery}/BlogContent/September2012/Film/Gallery{/gallery}
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We just wrapped up an amazing week in Bristol Bay filming with Mark Rutherford and Wild River Guides. We're off to Mission Lodge for more Alaska Adventures. Stay tuned.
Another great issue of Catch Magazine. See the article on Steve Laurent's photography of Bristol Bay Lodge. Fly Out ambassador Bob White helped write the article. The "Catch" is, you gotta pay the subscription to see it. Trust us, it's worth it - Every penny! Click on image to link to Catch Magazine!
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