I spent 20 years guiding in Alaska. Either you get comfortable fishing around the Alaskan brown bear or you quit. The learning curve is steep, and the only way through it is trial and error—you ...

For twenty years, Ken worked as a fly fishing and photography guide in Alaska. His photography mainly focused on capturing the Alaskan brown bear. Ken is a graduate of the University of Washington.

While fishing for grayling at the river, this group of people spotted an Alaskan Brown Bear. The bear suddenly jumped into ...

19 showed the thin bear swimming, turning over rocks on the beach and rummaging through washed-ashore seaweed in search of fish, shellfish and insects. Brown bears in Shiretoko, a UNESCO World ...

Your brown bear expedition leaders for this tour will ... locally-sourced ingredients, including fish and seafood straight out of regional waters. Please note: If required for reasons beyond ...

In recent years Florida's black bear population has grown significantly in some areas, and they were removed from state ...

We were fly fishing next to this bear ... A side note—it is unsettling how fast a bear can move. At 900 lbs, a brown bear can hit 35 mph. For perspective, Usain Bolt’s top speed was 27.8 ...