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Old March 20th, 2004, 03:35 PM
DE
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Hello,
The kids are finished with college and the wife and I have decided
to enjoy life a bit. We've decided on SE Alaska, late July/August.
Prince of Wales looks intriguing, but having never visited the area
so do all the other islands

I would appreciate any tips,pointers on selecting lodging, guides,
equipment
etc. After a bit of a web search the possibilities are overwhelming.

Thanks
DE


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Old March 20th, 2004, 09:21 PM
Doug Breault
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DE,

If you are thinking of anything in the Anchorage, Alaska area, check
out Talon Guide Services, http://www.talonguideservice.com . Dave
Little is the owner and he's a fantastic guy as well as a great guide.
You'll have a lot of fun fishing with Dave. You can also reach Dave at


Best of luck,
Doug


DE wrote in message . ..
Hello,
The kids are finished with college and the wife and I have decided
to enjoy life a bit. We've decided on SE Alaska, late July/August.
Prince of Wales looks intriguing, but having never visited the area
so do all the other islands

I would appreciate any tips,pointers on selecting lodging, guides,
equipment
etc. After a bit of a web search the possibilities are overwhelming.

Thanks
DE


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Old March 22nd, 2004, 03:46 AM
Mu Young Lee
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On Sat, 20 Mar 2004, DE wrote:
I would appreciate any tips,pointers on selecting lodging, guides,
equipment


Here's a link to my trip report from my stay at Island Point Lodge near
the town of Petersburg.

http://tinyurl.com/2z97q

I was there during the last week of August 2003. Island Pt Lodge does not
cater to fly fishers but I signed on with a fly fishing guide who
organized a group trip. http://www.flyfishingarts.com

It's a no frills option. Food is decent. Cost is very cheap compared to
other lodges. If you are comfortable doing a little hiking and being
responsible for your own boat (18' Lund Alaskan aluminum deep vee) you'll
have more fun and catch more fish. You can take the boats at when you
want. Go fishing after dinner if you want, etc. This is only one man's
experience. YMMV.

Mu

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Old March 22nd, 2004, 01:55 PM
Jeff
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as fine a fishing adventure as i've read in these parts, and i've read
it twice now. thanks again mu...

jeff

Mu Young Lee wrote:



Here's a link to my trip report from my stay at Island Point Lodge near
the town of Petersburg.

http://tinyurl.com/2z97q


 




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