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Wild Alaska’s Captains will put a big smile on your face, almost as big as the fish! Capt’s Metro and 5-0 know how to find the fish and help you catch’ em. So pack your bag and get ready for Wild Alaska!
Aaaaargh….atta’boy Metro!…
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Wild Alaska’s Captains will put a big smile on your face, almost as big as the fish! Capt’s Metro and 5-0 know how to find the fish and help you catch’ em. So pack your bag and get ready for Wild Alaska! Aaaaargh….atta’boy Metro!…

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Nice catch

Go mom

What kind is that?

@ Greg Johnson😍

Hey - Go Brooke!

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Take a minute, read and get angry. CORRUPTION OF TRAWLERS
Since industrial trawling began in Alaska more than six decades ago, fleets have discarded an estimated 437 million tons of fish, representing roughly $560 billion in waste. This staggering loss has reshaped life along the coast and deep into the Yukon and Kuskokwim River systems, where families once relied on salmon run to fill smokehouses and sustain winter survival.
Today, those smokehouses stand empty. The king (Chinook) and chum salmon that once hung in abundance on drying racks have vanished. Subsistence families who used to prepare the summer’s catch for the cold months now face scarcity and hunger. In many villages, traditional foods have been replaced by expensive, processed imports—salty, sugary, and stripped of nutrition. The result is a public‑health crisis intertwined with cultural collapse.
The State of Alaska’s restrictive fishing orders, imposed after salmon returns plummeted, have further punished subsistence communities. Nets, boats, and motors have been confiscated; some families have lost their only means of feeding themselves. Meanwhile, corporate trawler owners—living far from Alaska in multimillion‑dollar homes—continue profiting from the destruction.
These same interests wield influence over state leadership, ensuring policies that protect their bottom line while ignoring the suffering of Native families. The outcome is visible and cruel: the rich literally taking food off the tables of the poor, eroding health, heritage, and hope for future generations. #captainlarry
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Take a minute, read and get angry. CORRUPTION OF TRAWLERS Since industrial trawling began in Alaska more than six decades ago, fleets have discarded an estimated 437 million tons of fish, representing roughly $560 billion in waste. This staggering loss has reshaped life along the coast and deep into the Yukon and Kuskokwim River systems, where families once relied on salmon run to fill smokehouses and sustain winter survival. Today, those smokehouses stand empty. The king (Chinook) and chum salmon that once hung in abundance on drying racks have vanished. Subsistence families who used to prepare the summer’s catch for the cold months now face scarcity and hunger. In many villages, traditional foods have been replaced by expensive, processed imports—salty, sugary, and stripped of nutrition. The result is a public‑health crisis intertwined with cultural collapse. The State of Alaska’s restrictive fishing orders, imposed after salmon returns plummeted, have further punished subsistence communities. Nets, boats, and motors have been confiscated; some families have lost their only means of feeding themselves. Meanwhile, corporate trawler owners—living far from Alaska in multimillion‑dollar homes—continue profiting from the destruction. These same interests wield influence over state leadership, ensuring policies that protect their bottom line while ignoring the suffering of Native families. The outcome is visible and cruel: the rich literally taking food off the tables of the poor, eroding health, heritage, and hope for future generations. #captainlarry

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Last years numbers

Other sea creatures they kill with no repercussions!!

Why has this ramen so long. It’s been going on for DECADES!

Thay need to be slowed down and not keep everything thay catch there’s some helter scelter going on

Fresh Halibut are just around the corner. Start your exercise now to be ready to tangle with these hard fighters- just for the hal-of-it.
Aaargh….light tackle tussle…
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Fresh Halibut are just around the corner. Start your exercise now to be ready to tangle with these hard fighters- just for the hal-of-it. Aaargh….light tackle tussle…

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That puts some meat on the table!!

Good one

Nice catch

When we say Wild Alaska fishing action is fast, we mean it!
Aaaargh….Capt 5-0 is gettin it done…
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Wild Alaska has some cool residents to meet. Our friends come in all shapes and sizes, some even change color!
Aaargh….Wild Alaska, where the wild things are….
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Put it back in the ocean where it belongs. They’re so smart.

Beautiful

Beautiful 💕

Such an amazing, and beautiful, living creature!

Are those lighter arms regenerated, or just color flashing on deck?

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Wild Alaska is a little “tamer” since we put our new guide boats into service. Safe, comfortable and dry, you’ll love the extra room to fish and move about. Only 4 guests in our boats, (6 is a crowd!)
Aaargh….we do it the right way…
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Nice rig!

Pam wants to know where the ladies room is 😆

So beautiful

Hi Eric, Been twice. Meant as a bit of a joke. I had to hold a blanket while my "city girl" did her thing. The rest of the trip she stopped drnking.

Imagine heading out each morning from your floating hotel. You’re already at the fishing grounds, no hustle, no crowds, just peace and serenity- Oh, and of course the fish!!!
Aaaargh….
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That wood be great

Brings back great memories

Pretty cool indeed!

Beautiful Yelloweye Jim! An example of the colors found in Wild Alaska. Come feast your eyes on the natural splendor we experience each and every day.
Aaaargh….eye candy for fishermen…
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Beautiful Yelloweye Jim! An example of the colors found in Wild Alaska. Come feast your eyes on the natural splendor we experience each and every day. Aaaargh….eye candy for fishermen…

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Another balmy day in wild AK... whiskey flask ..check... amazing fishing... check...check... amazing people double check!!! Oh ya and Dustin's Dinners ... OMG...triple check!!!

Nice otoliths!

Nice

Ooops, I almost forgot. Wild Alaska is all about the fishing….too.
If you want a true wilderness fishing experience, join us on an excursion into the wild. No crowds, no rat race, no combat fishing. Just peace.
Aaaaargh…..close to nature, far from ordinary….
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Ooops, I almost forgot. Wild Alaska is all about the fishing….too. If you want a true wilderness fishing experience, join us on an excursion into the wild. No crowds, no rat race, no combat fishing. Just peace. Aaaaargh…..close to nature, far from ordinary….

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Now that’s a full mag of real silver bullets!

So much work😂🤣

Lotta Silver !!

Nice

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Seems like the right time to say it or pray it…
“Bring’em home alive…”
Aaaargh….Wild Alaska loves America….
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Seems like the right time to say it or pray it… “Bring’em home alive…” Aaaargh….Wild Alaska loves America….

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God bless America and our military. 🇱🇷

Amen!

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