September

Alaska's Finest Fishing
In My Opinion

Great Water & Fishing Conditions
Big Fat  Silvers !

and...If You're A Trout Fisherman  ~  September Was Made For You !

Autumn In The Northest Sound Inviting ?
Try It

In The North Northwest

If you truly are an "OUTDOORSMAN",  you will LOVE IT !
You know who you are and "IF" you are. And, you know why!
September in   ALASKA   is not for Everyone.
There's a different smell in the air.
You know there'll be a frost one of these mornings.
You've experienced  the sun breaking over the ridge and
it truly is a welcome sight.
You admire the beauty of a well polished set of antlers
and still marvel at geese migrating overhead.
September In Alaska
Is For You !

Fewer People

The Beauty Of September

People associated with schools just aren't here.
America is back to work "colledting nuts" for a long hard winter.
September is just not America's vacation month.

"Gather Your Nuts Early"
Come Fish With Us In September !

How's The Weather ?

"Clear as a bell & she's a little nippy in the AM !
Bundle up & dress in layers. some of it's comin' off!
It'll be a great afternoon
If it's rainy & overcast, it'll likely be in the fifties.
Over cast cloudy weather will be warmer in the morning
From the South, our vacation place, dress warm!
You Yankees, ~ Pretend it's mid October

How About The Fishing ?
Silver Salmon  ~  Rainbows & Char
Halibut ~ Early September

Stated Again
If 100 Years From Now, I Could Go Fishing "One More Time"

"Fishin' September Silvers" in ALASKA

Is Where I'd Be !

Experience the "torpedo-like run" of a silver
and its "cartwheeling  jumps"
You Will Want To Do It Again ! and.....Again !

As the days cool, snow pack & glaciers melt less.
Water levels drop and clarity improves.
The time is right!

September Silvers tend to average larger in size than
their earlier August cousins.

Rainbow Trout & Char
If trout fishing is your interest, September is your month.
Don't Compromise
Rainbows and char are actively feeding on salmon eggs
and the flesh of dead adult salmon.
The water levels and conditions are now more
like you imagine a "Trout River" to be.