Alaska By Air - Photo Gallery

Butch Laughlin: bush pilot, naturalist, and freshwater fishing specialist, photographed  in his natural habitat.	Would you like a personal introduction to  the bears of Admiralty Island?  They're  waiting for you to visit.
Brown bear sunning himself.	Butch knows where to find the best fishing, and scenery!
No words needed.	Fly away with Butch. . . into an amazing  Alaskan adventure you will never forget!
Brown (Grizzly) Bear Need we say more?	Even clouds can't completely obscure the beauty of Southeast Alaska.
Haines  offers stunning beauty just 90 miles north of Juneau, Alaska - this is the mouth of the Chilkat River.	Juneau Alaska's capitol city perches on the edge of the wilderness, squeezed between mountains and sea.
Pilot's wife Sarah's journal records the adventures Butch and travelers have while on tours and excursions. Read the some of the journal entries.	Butch will bring the binoculars; you just bring a sense of adventure.

Nature's bulldozer - the dirt on this  tidewater glacier's face comes from scraping and grinding the  mountainsides and valley floor as the ice advances.	Glaciers carve mountains into great valleys as  the sheets of ice advance from the icefield.
The streaks on a glacier are called moraines and consist of dirt and rocks, boulders and other debris dug up by the glacier.	These bears are feasting on spawning salmon. Ask Sarah and Butch when the best time is to witness this spectacle.
An intimate afternoon with Pack Creek Bears on Admiralty Island, Southeast Alaska. The best way to visit them: fly Alaska By Air with Alaska Fly 'N' Fish Charters.	This Kermode or spirit bear, a rare white-coated black bear,  was sighted near Juneau several times in late summer.  For more great Juneau Photos,  try www.JuneauPhotos.com Bookmark this site before you leave.