Alaska Outdoors Magazine

Embark on an Alaskan adventure: soar over Denali's cloud-capped peaks and encounter the mighty 740-pound Halibut, the Barn Door of the sea.

Join us for Alaska's ultimate family adventure!Witness kids marvel at gold mines, glaciers, and wheeled tours, then dive into Seward's Derby Daze with a $100K salmon prize.

Fly with Tommy Tucker's "flying boat" to Jake's Camp by the Togiak River for unmatched Dolly Varden fishing, then join the Swensens on Tikchik River.

Explore the thrill of Alaska's fishing: battle the mighty 90-pound king salmon, a freshwater monarch, and hook the captivating Dolly Varden, often confused with Arctic char.

Embark on an Alaska journey with seasoned anglers, blending fishing and life lessons in salmon-rich waters.

Witness Columbia Glacier's awe-inspiring 900-ft ice walls and thunderous calving from a floatplane, then battle North America's premier fighter, the coho salmon.

Cruise Prince William Sound, savor seafood, admire glaciers, spot marine life, and experience the thrill of lunker rockfish.

Capture Alaska's wildlife through a lens at a bald eagle's nest and fish for the underrated chum salmon, known as "dogs," using a "Las Vegas Show Girl" fly for rapid catches.

Learn horse packing for leisurely wilderness adventures where your four-footed friend walks.

Raft the thrilling Matanuska River from the 27-mile-long Matanuska Glacier near Anchorage and fly-fish in secluded Alaska lakes teeming with sockeye salmon.

In Alaska's wild, a father-son fishing contest ends with an icy plunge for the loser. Meanwhile, locals and visitors catch-and-release revered rainbow trout.

As our floatplane lands through clouds onto an island in a crater lake, we embark on an Alaska adventure, exploring extinct volcanic terrain.

In Crescent Lake's Tuwallaquah, comfort meets wilderness with top-notch fishing and a hand-carved lodge.

Kids learn outdoor skills, building confidence and bonds. A father and son bond over fishing in autumn's glow, feasting fireside.

Discover Alaska’s indigenous cultures in Kijik Land, where modern angling meets traditional methods.

Steve Mahay defies all odds by navigating a riverboat through Alaska’s treacherous Devil’s Canyon.