I, too, recommend the Chena. I drove about 30-40 miles upstream, and
caught a few foot-long grayling. First I'd ever seen.

Afterward, stop at that kinda run-down looking general
store-greenhouse on the north side of the road, about 30 miles above
Fairbanks. They serve the biggest piece of home-made pie you've ever
seen. About one-fifth of a pie, and at least two inches thick, and
every bit as good as it looks.

vince
Indian Joe is reminded ---we caught lots of salmon in that area and my squaw
ask a kid beside the water if he knew where a greenhouse was?[ she wanted
some fresh spices to treat our fish cooking] he said go down the dirt road
about four miles- there is a greenhouse on the left- after a long evening
hike we came upon a house that was certainly painted green.