The Real Alaska team is ecstatic to launch our own line of apparel – allowing people to proudly promote their unique connection to Alaska with hoodies and various t-shirts.

This season came with its own share of trials. That’s why we call it fishing and not necessarily catching. Remember, there are no guarantees in this business. We went from catching no fish the first day, to getting rammed the second, hanging up on bottom, then finally striking it big the third. Watch some short video documentary from Brett and I after each opener.

The 2.5 day journey from Homer to Chignik aboard the ferry Tustumena includes a stop over in Kodiak for half day. The ferry continues down the Aleutian Chain all the way to Dutch Harbor.

I love Homer. I may be a little biased considering I was born in this quaint town at the end of the road. But I’m not the only one. Homer has turned into a mecca and destination hot spot

Have you ever considered spending the summer fishing in the wild waters of Alaska? That’s what Sierra Anderson does. And she loves it. Sierra fishes all summer long and then spends the rest of the year living in Breckenridge, Colorado and traveling to far-flung corners of the globe. That’s a pretty awesome life! An interview by Alaska Job Finder with Sierra about life, fishing, TV, and her future goals.

I grew up flying PenAir my whole life. PenAir serves the small villages along the Peninsula and is a person’s only choice if they choose to fly within this region.

As the 2012 season approaches, we thought we would share some amazing photos Sierra took in past seasons.

A harrowing tale when a pair of sailors are slammed by an Alaskan storm. “I have a bad feeling about [whatever you were going to do today]. Maybe I shouldn’t do it?”

It’s about time I let you all know what’s really going on and why my show hasn’t been on TV. Last Friday I got the terrible phone call and found out TLC pulled the plug on Hook Line & Sisters.

With its 44,000 miles of unexplored coastline, Alaska is truly the last frontier of diving. However, few are willing to take the cold, dark jump into uncertainty.

Tucker Burton continues her series on the similarities of New York City and Alaska by diving into the controversial themes of money, alcohol and drugs… “to thwart future behavior is knowledge and awareness of the situation.”