
And recommended Books for purchase Online
Alaska Dept. of Fish And Games main page,
connect with the many links the state has for the outdoor enthusiast. |
For information
on bag limits, licenses etc., you'll find it at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (Sport Fish) . |
Also
visit the Alaska Department Fish & Game's Note Book Series for information on
Alaska's Wildlife, pictures, drawings and descriptions. |
We are located in Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve
so you should give them a visit to learn more about this majestic Park. |
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Learn more about the natural and human resources of
our National Parks at Nature Net |
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Visit the National Park Service Main page to learn
about their efforts to preserve our nations heritage. |
Please visit Ducks Unlimited they are a supporter and
defender of North America's wet lands, I'm also a member, you should join also. |
See what the U.S.
Forest Service is doing to promote and protect our Tongass National Forest. |
Visit Ducks at a Distance it is a very pleasant site to visit,
learn waterfowl identification and more. |
You can also check out Fly
Angler's Online Magazine to find links of interest and join the chat room . |
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The
City and Borough of Yakutat
is on the northern coast of the Gulf of
Alaska. The Borough encompasses about 9,460 square miles. Its
boundaries are the Canadian border to the north, Cape Suckling to the west a
line just north of Cape Fairweather to the east. Yakutat Borough is
within and surrounded by the Tongass National Forests, Wrangell St-Elias
National Park and Preserve, and Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve. |
Yakutat
Coastal Airlines |
Dedicated to
all things salmon: Visit Riverdale School to learn how to catch
them, cook them, buy them and save them. Great site put together by students and staff.
(located in Oregon) |
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Alsek
Air Service, Inc. is an FAA certified Part 135 air carrier.
Les Hartley
has 8 years and over 7,000 hours of flying experience in the Yakutat
geographical area alone. |
Visit the David
Suzuki Foundation Site, He has devoted his life to the betterment of mankind and our
surroundings. |
If your into flies and your
coming north, check Alaska Fly Fishers out for a tip or two. |
To learn more about
Alaska's indigenous people's, please visit the Alaska Native Knowledge Network. |
Find sources of information
at For Sake
of the Salmon on watershed restoration, protection, and education. |
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Fishing |
To see
Alaska
Airlines flight schedule, pricing, and to book your flight click them here. |
The National
Wildlife Federation is the nation's largest member supported
conservation group, uniting individuals, organizations, businesses and
government to protect wildlife, wild places, and the environment. |
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Learn more on the stories you've seen on
PBS , NOVA, FRONTLINE and much more. |
Buy your products from Alaskan retailers or join the BUY ALASKA
team. |
This book by Alaska Flyfishers is available online for purchase at
Amazon.com, It is packed with fly
patterns that I have used myself. If your coming to Alaska I highly recommend it. |
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By Anthony J. Route: Learn more on fly fishing Alaska, areas how to and more.Also a good pick by the same author: Flies for Alaska : A Guide to Buying & Tying I've tied many Flies from this book, clear photo's and detailed description's. |
Larry Kaniut does it again with More Alaska Bear Tales, If you think you can handle more
stories about Ursus arctos than this is the one to get. |
Larry Kaniut, Alaska Bear Tales could keep you from going into the
woods again, or you could learn about the do's and don'ts of traveling in Bear country, as
one who lives in bear country I found the book unnerving at least for a little while. |
Tom Walker, Alaska's premier wildlife photographer, presents the
state's well-know wildlife along with its more unusual species in the incredible
selections of photos taken for this book Alaska's Wildlife. |
Master storyteller James Michener
reveals Alaska in all its awesome, sweeping
majesty. From the near-forgotten past, to the highly technological present, from
self-defense to self-determination, here are the men and women who tried to tame the land. |
Alaska is the last frontier and also the Eagles last stand, see
and read about Alaska's Magnificent Eagles from the respected Alaska
Geographic. |
Wildlife
biologist Robert Armstrong's classic is back in print, with new photos, a new design, and
the latest, most accurate information on Alaska's resident birds, along with its casuals
and accidentals. Updated to include all 443 species of Alaska's birds. |
Alaska's Glacier Bay: A Traveller's
Guide surveys the 3. 3 million glorious acres of icy wilderness that form Glacier Bay
National Park and Preserve with its more than 200 bird species, black and brown bears,
seals, humpback wales, and the Tatshenshini/Alsek river. |
Jeff@JohnnysEastRiverLodge.com
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