07/20/2026
We’ve been a little quiet lately—but not intentionally.
We’re heading into our third week of fishing, and this season has been wild, busy, and incredibly wet. Most of the photos we share are from those beautiful days when we can safely pull out our phones and cameras without worrying they’ll be ruined. The reality has been layers upon layers of clothing, rain gear, dry boxes, and long days in the elements.
We’re open five days a week, twelve hours a day. Weekends haven’t been for resting—they’ve been spent repairing gear, preparing for the next opener, and keeping fish camp running.
I never know how much of the hard parts to share, but this feels like one worth talking about. We’re tired. We’re hoping for a fishing day where we don’t end up soaked to the bone. It’s been a cold Alaskan summer, and while it’s tested us, it’s also reminded us how grateful we are.
We’re surrounded by family and some of our dearest friends, and together we’re doing everything we can to take care of one another—staying safe, eating well, looking after our mental health, and showing up each day ready to do it all again.
This life isn’t always glamorous, but it’s one we’re incredibly thankful for. Thank you for following along, cheering us on, and supporting our family’s fishery. More to come soon—we just wanted to check in. ❤️
