fishing - Alaska Travel Blog by Princess Lodges
Friday, July 2nd, 2010
The derivation of many Alaska towns belongs to gold. And with the fantasy of fortune in the 1800s, came waves of adventurers, dreamers and lots of schemers to the last frontier, leaving behind a legacy of captivating tales. But before the time of Soapy Smith and Joe Juneau, it all began in a picturesque setting …
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Thursday, July 1st, 2010
Com-bat fish-ing \ˈkäm-bat ˈfi-shiŋ \: Alaskan phrase: to stand elbow to-elbow with fellow anglers in the hunt for the state’s most sought-after fish. While this kind of heart-pumping adrenaline rush is one way to fill the freezer — and have a blast in the process — combat fishing isn’t the only type of fishing experience …
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Tags: Alaska, Copper River, fishing, Princess, salmon Posted in Alaska Activities, Alaska National Parks, Copper River Princess, Guest Experiences, Where to Stay Add a Comment »
Thursday, May 27th, 2010
“Activity of the Week” is a weekly blog series that profiles adventures, destinations and tour operators from across Alaska.”
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Tuesday, May 18th, 2010
It’s not surprising that Alaska is home to the nation’s largest national park, but you might be surprised that, unlike Denali, many Alaskans have never even been there. Driving through miles of wilderness to the Copper River Valley towards Wrangell-St. Elias National Park is a steady reminder that you’re headed off-the-beaten path. Yet when you …
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Tuesday, May 4th, 2010
Some Alaskans think of Mount McKinley as many New Yorkers fondly regard Times Square: a treat best reserved for entertaining out-of-town relatives. But while the mountain does draw thousands of travelers and hopeful mountaineers each year, the area offers much more to those who may have seen “the Great One” against the skyline once or …
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Tags: Alaska, Dinner, fishing, flightseeing, Jet Boat, lodge, McKinley, Talkeetna Posted in Alaska Activities, Alaska National Parks, Alaska Travel Tips, Guest Experiences, McKinley Princess, Where to Eat, Where to Stay 1 Comment »
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