Fly fishing for Kings. chum, silver and Sockeye on the Kanektok River Alaska - Dave Duncan and Sons. Flyfishing camp and guides.

The tents are snuggled amongst the trees. There are well worn paths to the food tent, the outhouses and the river.

We hung our clothes on the supplied hangers and tried to get somewhat organized. It's not like we really cared if we had a wrinkled shirt for dinner, but finding that shirt - any shirt - that was important.

Stuffed pork chops with gravy, vegetable salad, roll and cheesecake for desert.

Dinner was ready for us when we arrived at camp. Our flight made us a few hours late, but the cook crew was flexible and coordinated dinner to be ready when we were. Pretty much like anything out of the norm, these guys were on top of it.

Brad Duncan and the crew directed us to the tent area. "Grab an empty tent and make yourselves at home," they said. The guides helped with the bags, we unloaded a few things and headed to the food tent for dinner.

The Food.
There are a few things I would guarantee about a Duncan adventure. One would be - you will have plenty to eat. Not just good food - really good food and more than anyone could possibly eat. No one leaves hungry. I would also guarantee some mighty fine service... and by the way - the fishing is arguably the best in the world... more on that later.

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