Ketchikan:Tlingit Tours

Caught this halibut summer 2010. The Love of my life (RIP) and I were out enjoying ourselves fishing.

When I was growing up , I didn't like eating fish , unless it was with ketchup. It seemed that's all we ate. My mom raised us siblings herself ,so we ate a lot of traditional food from land and the ocean. Thanks to her brother's for helping put food on the table.

Today I appreciate the food we have. Many I never had before because of how it looked. No one wanted to try a slimy looking creature. Turned out, the meat was pretty darn awesome.

People will learn about traditional foods while on a tour with me.

I still have availability.

Gunalcheesh haat yee kawdeiyayi.

Thank you for being here.

Interesting read. I was wanting to know a bit more about our black bears. Wikipedia gives you other information and trails with additional information.
Such as the Tsimshian of Annette Island. If I remember right, didn't Tlingits live on that Island before it became Metlakatla?

Anyway, Bears do see in color. It was a question I was asked while on a tour.

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From Doug. A stop we made on the water front to get pictures of the ocean and ships leaving at Mountain View trailer park.
We believe it's a scarecrow!!
June 2nd,2026

Thanks Doug for the picture!

Nicole, James and Carter

Norwegian Jade

June 13th,2026

No bears, just tracks.

Anne, Bill and Joe
MAY 28th,2026
Grand Princess

Melissa and LeeRoy