Yes, definitely. Women enjoy coming on a trip with a friend, but that’s not always possible, so lots of women come alone. You will be traveling and fishing with a small group of other women during our trips and schools so you have the opportunity to meet other women from different areas who also enjoy fly fishing.

Yes, traveling to Alaska is no different than traveling anywhere else in the US. We can help with some of your trip planning and recommend hotels, B&B’s and things to do and see, always with your safety in mind.

Absolutely! We offer a fly fishing school for women each year to help you get started. We welcome beginners on all of our trips, however. Even without having taken a lesson or class, we’ll show you what you need to know to catch fish on each trip. “We specialize in beginners!”

No problem. We provide all the rods, reels, lines and flies for all of our trips. We are unable to provide waders and boots due to the State of Alaska's ban on felt soles wading boots, but can help you to locate and purchase the chest waders and boots you need for the trip you will be taking.That way we know that you have the right equipment for each species of fish that we are after.

We do not kill wild rainbows or arctic grayling. We will help you to keep some salmon to take home on most of our trips though, as long as it it is safe to do so and if preservation is possible.

The trips are led by either Linda Leary or a hand selected guide/host who will lead the trip.

Yes, we often see moose, eagles, fox, beavers, bears, and many species of birds. We will help you learn how to behave and stay safe during these exciting encounters so that they can be truly enjoyable. Wildlife sightings are one of the best parts of the Alaska experience.Description goes here

You do not need to stay home for fear of having your menstrual period when on one or our fishing trips. We recommend tampon use rather than menstrual pads for easy disposal, and being part of a group helps to mask any resulting odor. Being part of a group while in the wilderness is an important part of everyone’s safety. We fish together as a group and no one wanders off by themselves.Description goes here

Generally, yes. It depends on the trip. On a couple of the trips it is possible for us to arrange for single rooms, but trip costs are based on shared accommodations and a single supplement will apply.

Yes, some of the trips have sleeping accommodations which make us able to offer that trip for couples as well as women. Our published trip schedule includes that information. With very few exceptions, we do not take men by themselves on our trips. Our fly fishing schools are always women-only, however.

Yes, often a group of women who travel together like to have a trip just for them. We can plan such a trip during our fall schedule planning, or a group can book an advertised trip just for themselves (if space is available and numbers are appropriate).