Tales From The Sea

Bristol Bay is one of the last truly wild fisheries on Earth, where vast rivers meet the North Pacific and salmon still return in staggering numbers. This remote corner of Alaska sustains the largest wild sockeye salmon run in the world and supports thousands of fishing families who depend on its health. 

In Bristol Bay we like to say that each day is so nice you get to live it twice.  This is due to the long hours and two a day fishing opener schedule, part of measures to keep our rivers regulated and safely managed while we fish around the schedule of the tides.

Check out this article about Slipstream Sockeye founder Jessica Normandeau, from St. Lawrence University’s Laurentian...

Another salmon season just wrapped up!  We worked hard, slept little and came home tired and happy and having harv...

Being a commercial fisherman requires you to not just live in accordance to the tides, but the seasons as well...

There’s no tales quite like the tales that fishermen tell. This is a link to one of my stories from my days as...