Check out the 2015 OUTPOST camp photos – they are some of the best overall and complete photos we’ve seen to date from this operation.

Without question, 2015 was another incredibly strong season of fly fishing in Bristol Bay at our OUTPOST camp. It’s hard to believe, but it was perhaps even better than our 2014 season.

Throw any of these patterns anywhere you might find rainbow trout – slack water, back eddies, deep pools, cut banks, staged below salmon… even working them across fast-moving riffles can draw explosive top-water strikes!

Although we may see a few king salmon in late June, don’t count on it… the king salmon fishing picks up after early July at the OUTPOST camp. Peak king run timing, as it is for all salmon species, is …

The peak of the chum salmon run at our OUTPOST camp occurs from late June to mid July. They attack bright streamers in pink, purple, chartreuse and black, and can put a solid bend in a 7 weight fly rod …

If you enjoy light tackle and all-day-long surface action, it’s hard to beat grayling fishing in Alaska. These feisty and aggressive fish are often overlooked by their larger kin in Alaska – rainbow trout, dolly varden and all the various …

The nearest “town” to our OUTPOST camp is about 60 river miles away. So at the beginning of each season we show up and dust off the winter cobwebs, load the 18′ jon boat full of gear and supplies, put …

It’s time to dust off the cobwebs, grab some gear, break out a map, jump in a plane, plug in some GPS coordinates and head south on the Alaska Peninsula to start setting up our Alaska Wilderness OUTPOST camp. After …

We just want to acknowledge that the little guy is definitely more agile and efficient on short notice. And we appreciate that.

We are very fortunate that our entire 2014 guide staff is returning for the upcoming 2015 fishing season in Alaska. This is good news for me and our guests.