Former Alaska fishing guide, Johnny Quiroz, captures what appears to be a hand reaching out of an opening in an apparent rock and seawater prison.

As we begin to share more of our photos with you, we need to acknowledge one of our former Alaska fishing guides, Johnny Quiroz, who now is a full-time professional photographer. Not only did he guide with us for several seasons, but …

Since it’s such a short trip from the North Pole, Santa seen salmon fishing in Alaska on tidal flat! Just kidding… But Mark with his full white beard could easily pass for Santa! Here’s the real story: In 2010, 4 friends (“The 3 Amigos” + …

So if you have a memorable fish, memorable moment, a funny story, or just an interesting photograph from your fishing trip with us, we’d enjoy hearing about it.

But what we found so interesting in the network of snail trails, each often crossed and led into the other. Sometimes multiple snails converged into a single trail, making a train of snails.

Hidden up the hill in a rock slide just to the left of the waterfall we enjoy hiking to so much, is our head guide Ted. We just couldn’t help but think about “Where’s Waldo?” Photo and idea inspired by Stephen …

We have collected literally thousands of great photos over the years on the Alaska Peninsula. And there’s not always an appropriate area to feature a unique or favorite photo in the core part of our website. So look to our “Photo” section of …

Please send us your favortie photos from the 2011 fishing season, fishing and non-fishing photos. We are starting to put together our photo galleries from this summer and would love to post some of your pictures. Email or DVD. THANK YOU. (And …

Too many times we get home from vacation and review our images to find they are lacking something.

At times the dolphins would follow just behind our boat, jumping in the wake. Other times, jumping off the bow.