Alaska Outdoors Magazine: By Alaskans, For Alaskans, Or For Anyone Who Ever Dreampt About Alaska

Today's podcast ends with One Last Cast: John Rosedale landed his first fish in Alaska and his first salmon on a fly rod while fishing just off Mosquito Point. He was assisted by fellow fisherman Grant Petherick from Hasting, New Zealand. Before the One Last Cast, you'll learn a ton of stuff about Alaska's outdoors from John Strowmeyer as Evan interviews this Pulitzer Prize winning Journalist. This interview may have been John's last interview prior to his death.

Today's guest is Representative Con Bundie talking about subsistence, game management, and poachers—outdoor lawbreakers.

The episode ends with One Last Cast by Margaret Swensen—Straight Stretch, Give're Hell!

Alaska authors, Patti Kilson and Ron Walden, talk about what it's like to become a published author. The show ends with One Last Cast: What's It Like Anyway?

Wayne is the author of Last New Land: Stories of Alaska Past and Present. He talks about his book and about his experience of living in the Last Frontier. The show closes with One Last Cast, Mush You Huskies.

There are four ways to loose your property rights: die, sell, war, and at the ballot box; if you lose your property rights at the ballot box, you're a sucker. The show will end with the late Carl Briggs' One Last Cast, Sea Lion Limit.

Today's guest, Rudy Tsukada, maintains an internet fishing and snowmobile site with free information—tells where to go and the best time to be there. Evan has a convoluted Alaska trivia contest and runs out of time for One Last Cast.

Dog musher, hunter, trapper, and outdoorsmen, Ben Gray, is a home-schooled young man. Listeners will learn a great deal about the outdoors from Ben. The show will close with another bit of young men wisdom with One Last Cast, The Maker of the Moose and Me.

Glen and Sandy Guy talk about how Dusty and Aura Lee came about. The show ends with One Last Cast, 121.5, by Paul Clause of Ultima Thule Outfitters. Somewhere in the show there's an Alaska Trivia Contest.

Evan's audience talks about dogs in Alaska outdoors: retrieving, packing, herding, and obedience. The show ends with Tom Anderson's One Last Cast, Kobuk River Float.

Today Evan's talking about fish farming in Alaska. The discussion is about sports fishing and commercial fishing and how the State manages the resource. As resource manager the State is fish farming and the user groups are harvesters—at least that's what some people say.