Guidefitter Gear Lists

See gear list: Western Big Game General Gear List. I've been to most of the states hunting in the west and have been in pursuit of most big game with the exception of moose and mountain goat, but I don't think much would change as far as gear goes. Maybe some specific climbing gear for a mountain goat hunt but even my pack, I have a relative who packed out a moose with the same pack as me in Alaska for over 2 miles in the tundra and it was north of 170lbs (we have photo proof). That being said, it doesn't matter if I'm going to Nevada in August on a mule deer hunt or to Montana in November on an Elk hunt in this gear list you will find everything I bring. I've been caught in the rainstorms in August and 70-degree sunny days in November just part of what makes us seek our inner itch to see how far or how long we can endure. Good Luck!

See gear list: General Fall Hunting In Alaska. This is a general list of the gear and items that are in my pack or on my person while guiding fall hunts via airplane or horseback in Alaska. This is not for spring hunts on Kodiak, Afognak, or southeast Alaska. This is the gear I personally use for hunting interior Alaska some may use different brands or disagree with my choices but over the past 7 years of guiding this is what I have refined down for my personal liking. This list has been used from PWS to the brooks range in multiple ranges in between. If there's one thing I tell everyone that hunts with me is that you are going to get wet....it's Alaska and nothing is 100% waterproof unless it's rubber and you can't move in rubber and not sweat which then equals guess what...wet clothes. so long story short. Get comfortable with being uncomfortable! This list with minimal effort will work for mountain hunts in the west as well, you just may have to adjust some insulation layers depending on the time of year and elevation. I'm not super brand loyal- I just use what works I'm not a guy who is head to toe with one brand because I use what works and what fits me. Hope this information can help someone. Thanks, Tyler O'Brien

See gear list: Colorado Multi-day Backcountry Elk. Backpack elk hunting can be a strain on the mind, body, and soul. The last thing you need is gear that fails you. I started out elk hunting in the wilderness of Colorado DIY style and now guide on some of the most premium ranches Colorado has to offer. Lightweight camping and hunting options have changed the way hunters approach hunt planning. There are obviously multiple options for each piece of gear and some of it boils down to personal preference. Not everyone has the means to buy $10k in gear when they start elk hunting and that's fine. Start with key items and add to it. The more you get out the better you know what you can or can't do without. And test your gear and be very familiar with how it works BEFORE the hunt. Here are some of my choices in gear. Best of luck! I want to see those grip-n-grins! -Wes Yoder Location: High Altitude Colorado Alpine | Pursuit: Elk/ Mule Deer/ Bighorn Sheep/ Bear | Season: All

See gear list: Dall Sheep Hunting in the Brooks Range, Alaska. Hunting Dall Sheep can be the greatest experience of your life or the worst, depending on how you prep for it. Having the right gear is paramount to having a successful trip and experience. Here is my suggestion of gear in the field. I've been a guide since I was 19 and have learned more than just a few things about being prepared in Alaska after logging more than 2 years sleeping in a tent up there. And with hunting as in life, we often only have one shot at success so it's best to be as prepared physically, mentally and with your gear. I hope you find this list to be useful. If you have any suggestions or questions, message me on my Guidefitter chat and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.

See gear list: Fly Fishing for Trout, South Fork of the Snake River, Idaho. The Lodge at Palisades Creek is a full-service destination fly fishing lodge. You could literally arrive with just the shirt on your back and we can outfit you for the duration of your stay. But, planning and preparing for your trip is all part of the fun so here are a few suggestions of things to bring to make your trip even more successful.

See gear list: Fly Fishing Mountain West Prairie Streams. Fly fishing in the west is on most people's list who are not from the area. Growing up in Kansas this is what I dreamed of. Meandering spring-fed prairie streams are what I imagine when I think of some of the best fly fishing. You can go to New Zealand for an outing like this or you can fish something very comparable. Small water, big fish, and terrestrials. Having guided for 9 years out west now, I have compiled a list of gear that I have found very useful for excelling at this type of water.

See gear list: Colorado Wilderness Fly Fishing. This gear list looks at the key things I use for all of my backcountry fly-fishing adventures for both rivers (typically small rivers) and high mountain lakes here in Colorado. I've lived / fished here 30 years and entering my 15 year of guiding fly fishing. I enjoy the backcountry given you can get away from people whether just doing a hike-in day trip, on horseback/ mule or a multi-day trip. Within this gear list, I will cover items needed for all of the above. Depending on the water you plan to fish, it can require very different equipment. A great example is small river fishing is best done with a shorter, lighter weight fly rod where accuracy is critical. High mountain lakes require longer casts and many times in the wind so a longer, heavier weight rod is best.

See gear list: Bowfishing. Firehouse Bowfishing's mission is simple: we put you on fish while providing the best customer service experience while we provide all the equipment you will need for fishing. We often have people ask for our recommendations of what to buy to start fishing with when they get back home. We have years of experience teaching new people how to bowfish. That means if it can be broken, we have broken it. Our list is composed of the most reliable and cost-effective equipment for the new person getting into the sport of bowfishing.

See gear list: Recommended Equipment List for Guided Rifle Hunts -Base Camp Outfitters. This gear list contains everything you need to know before you take off on a guided rifle hunt with us at Base Camp Outfitters, along with what products we recommend you bring with you for your trip. Don't hesitate to give us a call about any specific gear questions. 970-596-5510. We look forward to having you.

See gear list: Fly Fishing for Trout on the South Fork of the Snake River. The Lodge at Palisades Creek is a full-service destination fly fishing lodge. You could literally arrive with just the shirt on your back and we can outfit you for the duration of your stay. But, planning and preparing for your trip is all part of the fun so here are a few suggestions of things to bring to make your trip even more successful. Activities: Fly Fishing | Species: Cutthroat Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, Cutbow/ Hybrid Trout | Location: Irwin, Idaho

See gear list: Diamond Outfitters Firearms Equipment List. Hunting in the Western half of North America presents its own set of challenges, especially when chasing mature bucks, bulls, and rams. A client who arrives in our camps without the proper equipment is dramatically handicapping the success and enjoyment of their hunt. To prevent this, we have created the ideal equipment list for firearms hunters. This list will not only cover the Western half of North America but is the same list our outfitter uses for all international mountain hunts. If you have questions about this list, give me a call. Thank you for your business and trust. - Dan Adler

See gear list: Fly Fishing for Permit, Bonefish, and Tarpon of Ascension Bay, Mexico. I've been very fortunate to have both worked in the travel office for the Palometa Club and to host several trips to the "P-club" over the years. The team at the Palometa club and the special fishery that is Ascension Bay combine to make an amazing fishing vacation. The below is a comprehensive list of things to consider bringing to make your trip a success.