The Conservation Angler

On the Sandy River in Alaska, guides are supporting research efforts that ultimately inform scientists about best practices for conservation and protecting steelhead.

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Photo: Guideline

The lush forests of Southeast Alaska hide some of the best creek and small river fishing for steelhead you might find anywhere in the world. But these remote waters aren’t easy to get to and often require a good boat ride before some demanding hiking on fairly untraveled trails.

Photos: Dave McCoy Photography

Alaska steel!

Photo: Guideline

In case you missed it:

We are thrilled to welcome renowned fly-fishing filmmaker, photographer, and storyteller Todd Moen to our Board of Directors.

A co-founder of Catch Magazine, Todd has spent decades helping anglers see wild fish, wild rivers, and the places they depend on with deeper wonder, respect, and responsibility.

His joining comes at an exciting moment for TCA as we expand our focus on angler science, wild steelhead, and long-term conservation across the Pacific Rim. Through The Northern Crown, our emerging network of sentinel rivers from California to Kamchatka, we are working to turn anglers, guides, and fishing lodges into partners in the collection of critical biological data for wild steelhead conservation. Todd understands steelhead. He understands anglers. And he understands the power of storytelling to move people from appreciation to action.

https://theconservationangler.org/blog/todd-moen-board-of-directors