Alaska Outdoors (2019 - 2019)

As winter fast approaches, Alaskan's hit the tundra to finish filling the freezers before first snow falls. With several deer tags left to fill and weather rolling in hunting on Kodiak Island is always full of surprises.

Float fish the famous Kenai River for Alaska salmon on the Kenai Peninsula.

In waterfowl hunting, timing the fall migration means everything to success. The variety of bird species hunted and the diversity of hunting venues are unique to the state of Alaska. This adventure we explore fresh water wetlands hunting.

Northern Pike are fondly referred to as water wolves. Alaska presents many opportunities to land one of these giants reaching up to 90+ pounds. Like all fishing and hunting in Alaska, timing and weather means everything to achieving success and this adventure proves no different.

Migratory bird hunters in Alaska have numerous opportunities to harvest waterfowl however Alaska Sea Duck hunting on Kodiak Island is not recommended for the faint of heart. In Alaska just getting to the hunting location can be the adventure - but when Mother-Nature behaves, and the sea ducks start flying, you'll experience the trip of a lifetime.

30 miles off shore in the Bering Sea from the delta of the famous Yukon River sits Nunivak Island, one of four volcanic islands within the Pribilof islands - and home to the coveted Alaskan Musk Ox hunt.

Fly down the Aleutian Island to Cold Bay to experience one of the most prestigious waterfowl hunts for geese and sea ducks.

Lifelong Alaskan's and bush pilots Rob Stone and son Matthew tackle one of Alaska's most arduous hunts - the mighty Alaska Dall Sheep.