Bought a new rod and reel from him online. He reneged after I paid in full and demanded more…read moremoney. Offered a lot of lies and excuses why he deserved more. Then he got nasty and belligerent. Managed to coax a refund out of him before being totally ripped off. Not the kind of place to do business with for any reason.

From the owner: I put my entire focus on providing a relaxing, refreshing, and scenic outdoor fishing adventure,…read morebuilding and equipping you with the finest quality custom rods and quality gear available anywhere. Guiding you to "catch great fish, in great places, and have a great time doing it." Then I capture and preserve your catches and memories in my professional studio, shipping one of a kind, exceptional fish art reproductions to you, anywhere in the world.

This is our second year!!! This is such a unique tour!!! Take a truck in the back roads, through…read morethe River. Get on a boat and go up the River get very close to the glacier! Then to land to spend an hour exploring the land with incredible up front views of the Knock Glacier. Tom has been there for 33 years! So knowledgeable!!! Great people. 100% recommend this tour!!! We will do it again next year!!!

This was one of the coolest experiences I've ever had! Tom was the most incredible host and he made…read moreus feel right at home. The views were unbelievable and Tom was super knowledgeable and friendly. 10/10 would and WILL do again next time I'm back; will be recommending to everyone I know.

Do not waste your money…read more Mike Oden is a salesman and he will tell you what you want to hear. I spoke personally with Mike Oden multiple times asking him if a seven day hunt was sufficient to get a shot at a coastal grizzly. He said "yes." From this conversation, the three of us hunters were very disappointed that we didn't even get an opportunity at a bear at the end of our trip. I personally didn't even see a grizzly. When we expressed our thoughts to Mike Oden, he responded "that's hunting". Three of us hunted together and, like I said, I didn't even see a grizzly. My fellow hunters did see a sow with a cub approximately 3 miles out just under the snow line with very good binoculars. This is when we realized we were hunting interior bears, not coastal, unlike the description. The two hunters that I was with had black bear tags. They did not see a black bear their entire trip. On the second day, we all awoke ready to hunt but the blinds weren't ready. My buddy and I sat on a rock until 4pm waiting for guides to set them up. So losing the majority of the second day has now turned this 6-day hunt into a 5-day hunt. When we finally took our raft to our hunting spot, blinds were set up at a stream that dumped into the lake we were camping at, an island about 2 miles below. There were four blinds set up total, all about 150 yards from each other on this stream in a straight line. We were surrounded by thousands of miles of wildness in Alaska and four hunters were placed all within 500 yards of one another. I couldn't believe it. If a bear would have come to my left, the hunter next to me and I would have been shooting at the same bear. Same on my right side, because I was one of the two hunters that were placed in the middle of the line. The next day, I told the head of camp, a native of Alaska in his 60s, that I wasn't sitting in the blind again. Just to give you a picture, the head of camp was seen running his fingers through the sand on a track and smelling his fingers to see if the track was fresh. It was laughable and pathetic. I spent the rest of my hunt with my guide looking for sign on foot and cruising the shoreline via the raft in Alaska. My "guide" was from Montana and had never been at this camp before. With only one week experience at a different camp in Alaska the year before, I quickly began to realize that these guides were more like "companions". Another "guide" was from Minnesota and this was his first time at the camp, too. The next "guide" was a nurse from Anchorage who likes taking vacation and guiding in the Alaskan wilderness. These gentlemen were very nice and will be good guides once they learn the area. However, they were not much more helpful than I was when navigating and finding places to hunt in a limited time frame. If you're silly enough to book this hunt, make sure Mike quotes you on the flight in to the camp. 3 hunters were charged $3,720 per person to fly for 45 minutes. The only positive things I can say about this hunt was the food was good and the guide from Montana will be great once he learns the area. They made this trip a little more tolerable. I would not book this hunt again and I recommend you don't either. This hunting trip is more like a camping trip with a gun.

From the owner: Mike offer's Alaska big game hunts for: Alaska Peninsula Brown Bears, Coastal Brown Bear, Moose,…read moreMountain Goat, Dall Sheep, Caribou, Black Bear, and Sitka Black-tailed Deer. Mike also offers sport fishing on Kodiak and Western Alaska.

I did a tour with these guys eight years ago and it was phenomenal and I just did another one and…read moreit was even better. I would highly recommend. the guides did a great job. The scenery was beautiful and I cannot believe some of the terrain they took us through

The staff was so kind and helpful! We loved our guide and enjoyed our ride. It was such a great way…read moreto see the beautiful country of Alaska and really feel like you were in it.

My wife and I took the glacier tour this past Monday and had a wonderful time! Our guides, (Derek,…read moreMichelle and Kera), were fantastic and very informative throughout the day. We appreciated the time spent on gear prep and safety tips along the way. The Long Rifle Lodge was an added treat afterwards, which provided a fantastic view and great food. We highly recommend this tour.

Wow! What an amazing experience. My wife and I booked the transfer tour from Anchorage to Whittier…read more Our tour guide, Michelle, was incredible. She was a wealth of knowledge and such a fun person to spend the day with. Everywhere we went, she seemed to know everything. She interspersed personal anecdotes allowing us to get to know her better and to understand more about the area. Everything was included in the price of the tour. Lunch (of your choice - not just preset options), a beer at the brewery, and admission to the nature center were all taken care of. There were also snacks and water available in the van. We got lucky with a small group (4 people including us!), but the van only holds 13 people - much better than the giant coach busses! I cannot recommend Salmon Berry, and Michelle in particular, highly enough

Our cruise ship arrived in Whittier and our driver, Phil, showed up with a sign with my name on it…read morewell ahead of schedule. I'll spare you the details, except to say there is a one-way tunnel with a schedule for when you can drive through it, and Phil managed it perfectly by showing up more than an hour early. We paid for a private 9-hour tour, which was convenient because the van securely held our luggage the entire time until we eventually got to the Anchorage airport. Phil customized the tour based on our preferences, so we were able to do some excellent hikes and got to see some bears, moose, elk, and others at a wildlife sanctuary. Phil is a good historian and had plenty to say as he drove us around and accompanied us on our adventures.

Great experience. We did the Matanuska Glacier hike. Van ride was easy and comfortable. The…read moreexperience at the glacier is top notch. And the lunch is at an actual restaurant where you order off the regular menu--and the food was delicious! Our guide Tim was spectacular. Knowledgeable. Friendly. Prepared. Clear and communicative. Book with this company. I know I will if I come back and I will personally recommend them to any friends headed to Anchorage.

WOW! Just wow! This was one of the most incredible adventures our family has ever experienced. If…read moreyou're visiting Alaska, this is an absolute must! We started with the UTV trail ride, which was an absolute blast. The course took us through water crossings and a variety of on and off trail terrain, making for an exciting and unforgettable ride. Then we experienced the sled dogs, which was equally amazing. We got to meet the dogs, learn about the sport, and see their enthusiasm and team work in action! The staff were outstanding from start to finish. They were friendly, knowledgeable, and made the entire experience fun, safe, and memorable for our whole family. We are already planning to come back because there are several other adventures we didn't have time to try. Snowhook Adventures is 10/10!

Amazing UTV experience. Our guide was patient and knowledgeable about foliage and the mining…read morehistory of the area. We drove through streams and across rivers and generally abused the UTV as much as possible. The 3 hour ride was more than enough and the wet gear they provided was needed in rainy Alaska.