This week we are proud to go live with our new Drifting on the fly website. Now the homepage will be directly updated with our blog posts and the content has been made user friendly and easier to find. Just like with our fishing techniques, we strive to stay up to date on our outreach techniques as well.
If you have any question about a fishing trip on the kenai river or other great fisheries in Alaska feel free to contact us anytime!
Tight lines
Scott Sager 
This is where we made camp in the High country. Picking a spot with a good water source is key if you plan on staying for anytime at all.
I don’t do enough hiking and every time I start a climb I mumble to myself why am I doing this but it is definitely worth is when you wake up to a view like this. 
This picture was taken on the north side of Atigun pass in the brooks range.
Coming into Galbruth Lake from Atigun pass.
Dall sheep are truly awesome! How they live in such a rough climate never seems to amaze me.
Here are some muskox grazing out on a flat just south of Dead Horse.
And of Course a northern Alaska pay at the pump machine!
Though I believe the Kenai peninsula has a little bit of everything seeing other parts of the state is very exciting to me as well. 
I’ll report back in when fishing resumes. It shouldn’t be to long. I’m taking a few days to go up north and explore some new water.
Tight lines
Scott Sager
Www.driftingonthefly.com 
Brown bear viewing along the Kenai River can very interesting. When the salmon show up in good numbers the bears both black and brown will come down along the Kenai to feed. Often in the late summer and fall the bears can be seen at anytime of day. Though like with most animals the best time to view them is in the early morning and the evenings. These three bears played and fished for a few hours while we fished for rainbow trout. This gave us plenty of opportunity to take pictures and enjoy them without getting to close. The bears will usually tolerate boats pulling up at a reasonable distance to take pictures but they are wild animals and they will decide what is to close. We always respect the wildlife by giving them the space to do what comes natural to them! FISH. If you are interested in brown bear viewing along the kenai river give us a call and we will try to line up a short trip for you.
This is a picture I took coming around turnagain arm this morning. The wind had to be blowing at least 40 miles per hour here.
The Alaska railroad along Turnagain arm heading to the kenai peninsula
I Launched my boat on the Kenai River this evening and it ended up being beautiful. The wind laid down and the clouds even let a few rays of sun through.The fishing season is far from over on the Kenai peninsula. In slower parts of the system like in this picture you can find concentrations of Silver salmon. Here I like to throw steamer patterns such as egg sucking leeches or articulated bunny flies, spinners also work well. I find that a slow steady retrieve finds most of my bites.
If you are interested in one of the prime dates for rainbow trout, silver salmon and or steelhead give us a call anytime.
Tight lines,
Scott Sager
907-372-6808
Drifting on the fly 
Tight lines
Scott Sager
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