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book a flight to Yakutat and go steelhead fishing.

 

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This would be a fun trip also. If I was going to do the guide thing south east ak or Yakutat would be it for steelhead https://www.boardwalklodge.com/alaska-steelhead-fact-sheet/

 

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when life serves you lemons make lemonade.

 

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I think peak is early May. That would be awesome. My friend guides for www.akrainbow.com and he’s also pushing me to try late winter spey fishing for rainbows on the Kenai. Cooper Landing often can be warmer than MI in February. If it’s above freezing, flesh patterns in the low water work good.

Id do the southeast the runs in Yakutat are in the 1000s, but the runs in the southeast chances are you'll be all by yourselves.

 

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Im flying into Petersburg then headed to kuiu may 1st, Ill definitely be looking for some fresh wild steel.

 

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Yup you'll hit them early may. like first week.

 

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The Situk has been on my radar for along time, what a blast that would be. If I didn't draw a bear tag for this year I probably would have have wound up there.https://yakutatlodge.com/steelhead-on-the-situk/

 

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Im going to Kodiak in the fall, pretty close to the ayakulik river, im hoping theres a few lingering in the river while im there in November.

 

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The more I look into the Situk the more I want to do this
https://www.alaskaflyfishinggoods.com/how-to/alaska-fish-a-fishing/situk-river/
Hmm Looks like 2022 might be an option. I'll see what happens with the AK trips I have planned for this year, but damn that place sounds appealing.