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GENERAL TRAVEL ITEMS:
Ticket & itinerary
Wallet, cash, Travelers checks
Credit cards, Extra personal or company checks
Prescription Medications
Small first aid kit
Aspirin & Ibuprofen
Camera, film, battery
Waterproof bag for laundry
Regular sunglasses
Polarized sunglasses
Flashlight
Needle nose pliers
Day pack
Sun screen
Lip balm
Notebook & pen
Maps
Swiss army knife
Reading books
Flask
Travel alarm
Reading glasses
Hand lotion
Insect repellent
Toilet articles
TACKLE
(if you want to bring your own):
6 weight Fly rod with WF floating line, 20# backing.
8 weight Fly rod with WF floating line, 30# backing. Also bring WF F/S line.
Chest organizer tackle pack.
Mayfly beaded lanyard.
D. B. Dun travel case for each rod.
Line clipper.
Nail knot tool.
Hemostat.
1 bottle Gink flotant.
Fly line dressing, applicator & pads.
Hold it double squeeze sheath for Gink.
Tippet material - 3x, 2x, 1x, 0x.
Butt leader 20# & 30#.
Fly box.
Flies on our list.
Split shot BB & B, PPS 3/0.
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CLOTHING:
Lightweight long underwear bottom & tops.
Fleece long underwear to protect against cold Alaskan water.
Mid-weight jacket, great for non-rainy days.
2 pair wick type heavy weight socks.
2 pair light weight socks.
2 pair socks for traveling & evenings.
3 long sleeve fishing shirts, long tail.
2 sets lounging clothes.
2 pair fishing trousers.
3 bandanas, colorful. Keeps your neck warm.
3 Simms technical T undershirt.
6 pair briefs (underwear).
1 pair of your favorite shoe to wear in the evening.
1 Gore-Tex breathable waterproof rain jacket. Don’t skimp on this item.
1 pair breathable Gore-Tex waders..
1 pair wading boots. DO NOT get studs and make sure the fit is not tight or your feet will be cold.
1 Fleece or pile jacket.
1 Fishing hat (we furnish a fishing hat).
1 Pullover stocking cap (for September trips).
Fingerless fishing gloves.
Fleece gloves (for boat travel).
1 pair gravel guards.
Wading belt.
Wader repair kit.
Wader gear bag.
2 Medium size duffle bags for all your gear.
1 Fishing vest. The Stearns inflatable is great. You have a good vest and added safety while wading, boating and airplane travel.
1 pair walking boots if you want to bird hunt, or walk into remote streams. L. L. Bean shoe pacs or similar.
(SEPTEMBER ONLY)
IF YOU’RE HUNTING, ADD THESE ITEMS:
Polar fleece gloves.
Stocking cap.
Waterproof walking boots.
Rain pants, lightweight waterproof Gore-Tex to fit over your hunting trousers.
Hunting trousers.
Shooting glasses.
Shooting vest is nice.
Binoculars. |
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