This HFA Endorsed Outfitter is located just a short 45 minute Air Taxi flight from Anchorage. Their operation sits on the world famous Alaskan Peninsula as the heart between both the Lake Clark and Katmai National Park & Preserves. Geographically known as some of the most game rich environments in all of North America. Their waterways not only offer us a great means of transportation but are widely considered to offer the best freshwater fly-fishing available to anglers. With a vast amount of area to explore, their premium Guide-Use areas in addition to over 750,000 acres of exclusive hunting concessions, their trophy hunts offer high opportunity and success for all available species! In addition to hunting & fishing trips, they also offer a wide variety of alternative outdoor experiences for eager Alaskan outdoor adventure seekers. These experiences include bear/viewing excursions, nature/photography tours, backcountry training, & wilderness medicine courses. Depending on the adventure, packages include ALL INCLUSIVE, Guided, Un-Guided, Outfitted/DIY options for guests with all price points! Accommodations include their main Talarik Creek Lodge, their remote Mey Lake Lodge, or a remote backcountry camp, complete with all the gear and food needed for your stay.
Alaskan Professional Guides & Outfitters have always been regarded as the most knowledgeable, ethical, and elite outdoorsman that exist. Their team of highly trained Outdoor Professionals is nothing short of elite. They operate in one of the most dynamic & unpredictable environments that exists. They hire only the most qualified individuals available in order to offer the highest quality Alaskan Outdoor Experience Possible.
The Grizzly Bear is an apex predator in the Alaskan wilderness. The Grizzly population is growing in Alaska to such an extent that now the bag limit is 2 Bears a year. They utilize float planes, wheel planes, ski planes (Spring hunts), boats, and rafts on this spot and stalk hunt. Bears are hunted while feeding on Salmon along streams, on open hillsides covered in cranberries and blueberries, and in the Spring around dens.
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