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Message: <blockquote data-quote="snow" data-source="post: 270671" data-attributes="member: 1056">well for starters driving some folks opt to ferry out of washington port(60hr cruise sleeping on deck or in your vehicle),I chose to drive once,long ass haul,headed north out of Shelby montana to carlgery then headed to Baniff and the cassier hwy,to avoid all the semi truck traffic on the Al-can hiway plus fishing all through BC is fantastic any clear stream/river holds plenty of wild trout n grayling,clouded rivers or milky rivers are glacier fed(no fish) as you head north into the Yukon,town of Whitehorse has all kinds of history and a damn you can visit with observation under water ,june is too early for the king salmon to make they're 1000 mile journey to whitehorse they usually showup in august.once in AK lots of options,if your leaving your wife at home guyz gotta visit the "alaskan bush company in anchorage best damn strip joint in north america,well I thought so when we came outof the oil fields with a pocket full of money$$$....then in anchorage you'll see the worlds largest sea plane base /outfitters for flyin trips(lake hood),my fav was a do it yourself camp fish trip to lake ILLEAMA today they have out postcamps along the shoreline of the lake in june you'll be able to catch 11 species of fish giant rainbows abound....just a few thoughts....[ATTACH]38191[/ATTACH]- - - Updated - - -PS~ Be sure to pack knee boots as june can be really wet,rubber knee boots are the fashion statement during rainy season in AKGIANT SKEETERS  so bring plenty of repellant,,,another cool destination is the small fishing community town of Whittier just south of anchorage accessable only by a short train ride thru a mountain or by boat.you'll see plenty of fish monger stands along the roads in june,salmon jerky tastes great with a cold beer.</blockquote>

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