I took a few pictures this morning of the drive from Sterling Alaska to Seward Alaska. It’s about a 75 mile trip each way. I’m up early this morning again to go on a saltwater halibut and
silver salmon fishing trip with some local clients. This is a rare opportunity for me with the fishing schedule I have on the Kenai River.
A view on the Sterling Highway at dawn looking towards Cooper Landing.
This is on the Seward Highway just outside of Moose pass headed towards seward.
Fireweed growing beside the seward highway.
Road construction at Ptarmigan creek just outside of moose pass slowed us up a little this morning. I always leave at least a half hour early to allow for construction in Alaska. You can bet with the short season to work on the roads that you will run into some construction at some point on your trip.
Enjoy and you will not be able to help from seeing beautiful sites like these along the route from sterling Alaska to Seward Alaska
Beers by the campfire last night in Sterling Alaska. Days are getting shorter but in the middle of August you know that it is still late when the sun goes down. The dogs are loving it and what a great way to spend an evening. Being laid back and enjoying good company is living life here in sterling Alaska. In sterling Alaska there is camping, horseback riding, hiking, conoing, fishing, boating, and many other things to do on vacation. Troy and lisa have some great trail horses and we are discussing which trail we should go riding on in a few weekends. The upper end of the swanson river is also accessed through sterling alaska. If you are planning to conoe the swanson river trail system give us a call. We have done this trip many times and are willing to give any advice that we can. Off to work in the early morning so I’d better be heading to bed!
Rainbow trout and silver salmon season is here!! The Kenai river is producing some good first run silver salmon this year and the trout fishing has been epic.
Tight lines
Scott Sager
Driftingonthefly 
