20 Miles River off of Sewad Highway before you get to Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. Or you can drive about 10/15 minutes towards South from the Gas station in Seward Highway, you will see lots of people fishing off of the Highway!
@rajkumargurung68 yeah we did that on Nash road in Seward there was a sign out there that said this side is salt and this side is fresh.had to go past that sign to snag in the SALTWATER.
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@@rajkumargurung68 Thank you for the reply. Also would you suggest we do both anchorage and fairbanks trip together. I was thinking of Fairbanks alone for 10 days . My base location will be seattle.
Are there many sunny days in Alaska in winter? It looks very beautiful, but given that Alaska is located in very northern latitudes, the polar night is psychologically not very comfortable
@@rajkumargurung68 we have +1 light hour at the morning and +1 light hour at the evening in winter here Yes, short day is the worst thing in the winter Some places, say southern Siberia / northern China the frosts in winter are not inferior to yours, but the latitude corresponds to New York or even further south - they have many sunny days in winter
0:19 clean roads how do you do this? In winter, our roads are filled with a mixture of sand and salt, which makes the city look terribly dirty Or are your temperatures so low that icy roads are not a problem?
In Alaskan roads, we never use salt but only sands . And recently we have record breaking snow cold temperature and snow this year. That’s why it looks so clean and clear. We had around negative -10 degrees Fahrenheit temperatures almost 2/3 weeks ago.
I know exactly the spots. Been there in mid to late July last few years for some pink action. That rock is freaking slippery and it takes weeks to get that silt from the fingers 😂. Nice job, i never landed silver there!
