Packing for Your Trip to Alaska
As the saying goes, “If you don’t like the weather, just wait a few minutes.” That couldn’t be truer than here in the Bristol Bay area of Southwest Alaska. Summer weather can vary from a sunny day in the mid-seventies to a cool, rainy day in the mid-forties. That’s why you should bring clothing that can be layered so you can add or subtract layers as the weather changes.
Drag the slider over the fisherman to see our entire list of packing recommendations.
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brimmed hat
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warm cap
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polarized sunglasses
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two sets of light long johns
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two pairs of padded wool socks
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two pairs of padded cotton socks
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fishing gloves (fingerless are ok)
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two long-sleeved shirts
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rain jacket (we recommend Gore-Tex)
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two pairs of wool pants or jeans
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medium-weight wool sweater
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waders
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tennis or deck shoes (for use at lodge)
| warm cap |
| brimmed hat |
| polarized sunglasses |
| two sets of light long johns |
| two pairs of padded wool socks |
| two pairs of padded cotton socks |
| fishing gloves (fingerless are ok) |
| two long-sleeved shirts |
| medium-weight wool sweater |
| two pairs of wool pants or jeans |
| waders |
| rain jacket (we recommend Gore-Tex) |
| tennis or deck shoes (for use at lodge) |
