I have been invited to speak again at the Midwest Mountaineering Fall Expo. For those who haven't attended recently, or at all, this is a growing venue, and is more geared to wilderness canoeing. It covers outdoor adventures of all types, and is global in nature. I have been speaking there the past couple of years on visiting and fishing Alaska. I have developed a brand new program on "Alaska River Fishing", which focuses on Alaska's 3000+ rivers. How to choose? When to go? What tackle, gear, etc do I need? These and other questions will be covered. We will cover Alaskan salmon (5 species), leopard rainbows, Arctic grayling, Arctic charr, and dolly varden. Everything you need to know to fish Alaskan rivers. ;)
I have been visiting and fishing Alaska since 2004, and have learned a few things about saving money and still having an authentic Alaskan experience.

"Alaska River Fishing" will be offered at 4:45pm on Saturday, November 21, in Hanson Hall #102. Seating is limited, and these presentations have filled up in the past. Come early for a good seat. This presentation will be the expanded version over the one offered at Copia March 11-13. I have an hour for this program, vs 45 minutes in March. I also will have opportunity for extended Q & A after the show.

This is the last speaking slot of the day. As such, I would welcome the opportunity to have a QJ dinner meet & greet afterwards. I'm not familiar with the UM campus, so would welcome any dinner restaurant suggestions. Let's figure on 6:30pm or so. I hope many in the area will be able to attend. Please post here if you are interested. Thanks. 8-)