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On Step Alaska

On Step Alaska
Alaska
Fly Fishing
Steelhead
Fishing
Southeast Alaska
Salmon Fishing
Mountain Goats
Covid-19
Travel
Catskill Mountains
Men's Style
Ketchikan
Trout
New York
Salmon
Bristol Bay
Bear Hunting
Mendenhall Wetlands
Charter Fishing
Salmon Habitats

This Alaska-based podcast goes into depth about life in the 49th state. It covers hunting, fishing, conservation, filmmaking, photography, entrepreneurship, education and more. www.onstepalaska.com

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University of Alaska-Fairbanks fisheries ecologist (steelhead expert) Michael Courtney talks about Alaska steelhead biology, tagging studies using pop-up satellite archival tags, and the unexpected westward migrations these repeat spawners take. We a... more

This episode traces the history and impact of the Roadless Rule in the Tongass National Forest. Chris Wood, a key architect of the rule and President of Trout Unlimited, describes the conservation rationale, restoration work, partnerships with indust... more

Fisheries scientist Kevin Fraley recounts fieldwork along the Dalton Highway investigating contaminants like mercury and PFAS, mining impacts along the proposed Ambler Road, access and conservation concerns, and fishing for Arctic Char.

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This episode explores the proposed West Susitna Access — a 100+ mile industrial corridor from Big Lake through roadless wetlands to exploratory mining claims — covering estimated costs, major bridge and maintenance concerns, and how the project was s... more

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Recent Guests

Chris Wood
CEO of Trout Unlimited
Trout Unlimited
Episode: Conservation Focus: Roadless Rule
James Oliver
Founder and CEO of Atlas Bar
Atlas Bar
Episode: Episode 474 - Can sugar-free protein bars taste good?
Sheldon Air Service representative
Pilot and business operator at Sheldon Air Service
Sheldon Air Service
Episode: Episode 471 - Flightseeing and glacier landing
Louie Maurer
Winemaker at Bear Creek Winery
Bear Creek Winery
Episode: Episode 449 - Homer wine
Not mentioned
High school basketball official and former player
Not specified
Episode: Episode 446 - Officiating basketball in Alaska
Kevin Maier
Professor of English at the University of Alaska Southeast in Juneau.
University of Alaska Southeast
Episode: Episode 441 - Outdoor skills and Alaskan Literature
Jim Bachel
Key member of the Blacktail Deer Foundation involved in its establishment and fundraising efforts.
Blacktail Deer Foundation
Episode: Episode 438 - Blacktail Deer Foundation
Tom Seaton
Biologist with Alaska Department of Fish and Game, involved in the Wood Bison Project.
Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Episode: Episode 437 - Alaska bison
Matt Boline
Experienced youth hockey coach and conservation enthusiast
Episode: Episode 434 - Hockey, steelhead and conservation with Matt Boline

Host

Jeff Lund
Jeff serves as the primary host, focusing on outdoor topics such as hunting, fishing, and sustainable living, while bringing personal narratives and a local perspective to the conversations. He often emphasizes the significance of outdoor lifestyles and the deep connection to nature that Alaskans have.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 84 ratings
  • I want to hunt in Alaska!

    This is a great show for those who want to hunt in Alaska. Jeff does a great job of painting the picture of what Alaska is like and how to plan for a hunt there. I can't wait to go!!! Thanks for a great show Jeff!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Backcountry Rookies
    United States3 years ago
  • Great Conversation, Great Questions

    I really enjoy Jeff’s conversations with his guests. He asks thought-provoking questions that help listeners to better understand the guests and topics they discuss. The smoothness of conversation and transition from one topic to the next makes each episode a pleasure to listen to. Jeff does some great work to shed light on the outdoors and life in Alaska.

    Kyle with The Young Guides Podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FlyBum_101
    United States3 years ago
  • Authentic storytelling from the last frontier

    A show that brings you an authentic Alaskan experience through interesting guests, stories, and educational episodes. Jeff's candid conversational approach creates interesting episodes and makes you feel a part of the conversation. I've never been to Alaska, but I think this show might change things!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Great Podcast!111
    United States4 years ago
  • Authentic Alaska

    A very enjoyable podcast that gives great insight into hunting and fishing in southeast Alaska. Jeff is obviously competent but humble

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jordan K from ID
    United States5 years ago
  • Great Content, Bad Audio

    Some of your episodes are too quiet to hear! Even when turned up all the way.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jake from ME
    United States5 years ago

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Hosts provide engaging conversations with personal insights into outdoor and Alaskan lifestyles.
Listeners value the practical tips shared about hunting and fishing in Alaska, assisting them in planning their trips.
The podcast covers a wide range of outdoor topics relevant to both experienced and novice outdoor enthusiasts.
Listeners appreciate the authentic storytelling that resonates with those considering outdoor adventures.

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Conservation Focus: Ambler Road
Q: What are the differences between Arctic Char and Dolly Varden?
Dolly Varden are usually found in rivers and are anadromous, while Arctic Char are primarily lake-dwelling and freshwater residents.
Conservation Focus: Ambler Road
Q: What does being a certified fisheries professional entail?
It's a certification from the American Fisheries Society that indicates authorization to study fish, which includes extensive study in fish biology.
Conservation Focus: West Susitna Access
Q: How can people get involved regarding the West Susitna Access project?
People can get involved by attending public forums, writing personalized letters regarding the project during comment periods, and signing up for the Susitna River Coalition newsletter.
Conservation Focus: West Susitna Access
Q: What is the West Susitna Access project and what is the current situation?
The West Susitna Access project is a proposed industrial mining corridor that aims to create a road over 100 miles through roadless areas, raising concerns regarding financial costs and environmental impacts.
Conservation Focus: Roadless Rule
Q: How would people go about joining, donating, being involved with Trout Unlimited?
People can join Trout Unlimited easily by visiting their website, where they can find local chapters and opportunities to support their work.

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Frequently Asked Questions About On Step Alaska

What is On Step Alaska about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Content spans various aspects of life in Alaska, emphasizing outdoor activities like hunting and fishing, environmental conservation, and local culture. Special attention is given to the entrepreneurial spirit of the region, with discussions on small businesses and the importance of sustainability. The conversations often feature engaging storytelling and practical tips, which cater to both seasoned outdoor enthusiasts and newcomers interested in Alaska's rich natural resources and community values. Unique offerings include insights into Alaskan wildlife and local challenges faced by residents, making it a compelling listen for anyone curious about the state's distinct lifestyle.

In addition to outdoor activities, creativity is a recurring... more

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Recent guests on On Step Alaska include:

1. Chris Wood
2. James Oliver
3. Sheldon Air Service representative
4. Louie Maurer
5. Not mentioned
6. Kevin Maier
7. Jim Bachel
8. Tom Seaton

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