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Fishing Lodges in Alaska, USA
Kodiak Adventures Lodge is a full service, remote ocean front lodge. Guest access is by float plane only 50 air miles south of Kodiak City. Our nearest "neighbors" are 26 boat miles away in the little village of Old Harbor. more
Alaska Kingfishers operates a remote Alaska Salmon Fishing facility located on the banks of the Nushagak River in the heart of Bristol Bay, Alaska. Come fish with our Expert Alaska Fishing Guides.
The Nushagak River is Alaska's most prolific river for Alaska King Salmon Fishing and this river also receives huge runs of Chrome Bright Chum Salmon and Sockeye Salmon. more
The prospect of fishing, and catching, on the Nushagak River entices visitors from around the globe. Most fishermen seek a Nushagak River fishing camp, and until now, that was the only choice they had. more
Family Ties Fishing and Outdoor Adventures is located on the famous Yentna River of Lake Creek Alaska. The peaceful yet swift river in South Central Alaska is known for its superior salmon species as well as Rainbow Trout, Northern Pike and Arctic Grayling. more
AlpenView Wilderness Lodge is a full-service Kodiak Island lodge that offers the best Alaska fishing lodging in the area. It is remote, accessible only by sea or air. Our services include everything a visitor will need to make the best of their visit to Kodiak Island. more
Jimmie Jack's Alaska SeaScape lodge is your choice if you are looking for a First Class all-inclusive experience in the heart of Alaska. Situated on a beachside bluff, the SeaScape Lodge offers spectacular views of Cook Inlet and the Alaska Range. more
Are you looking for a British Columbia fishing lodge that offers a remote wilderness location and a variety of terrific fishing opportunities? Want the personal service you expect from a small lodge? Relax, you've found it—Blackfish Lodge. more
Southeast Alaska, and specifically Prince of Wales Island is world renowned for its world class salmon fishing, halibut fishing, bear and deer hunting, and wildlife viewing opportunities. Calder Mountain Lodge is located in the small town of Point Baker, Alaska on the northern tip of Prince of Wales Island. more
There is no argument. The Nushagak is the best King Salmon fishing River in Alaska!
With a King Salmon run bewteen 60,000-200,000 kings annually ... to say "high volume" is to sell the river short. more
Alaska fishing packages are not all alike! Kodiak Sportsman's Lodge offers some of the best halibut fishing trips out there with expert fishing guides, ample wildlife viewing opportunities, and quiet waters. more
For many of us, Alaska fishing trips are a tremendous commitment in time and money. The crew at Saltwater Safari Company is very aware of this and understands how important your long-planned Alaska fishing charter adventure can be in Seward, Alaska. more
Sportfishing in Alaska Rivers and Lakes is legendary. The very names of some of the Alaskan Sport fish you may catch generate visions of adventure, Alaska Fishing Paradise! Our rivers feature: King Salmon, Red Salmon, Silver Salmon, Pink and Chum Salmon, world class rare and exotic Sheefish, Arctic Char, Grayling, Dolly Varden and some of the best Northern Pike fishing in Alaska. more
At G&S Fishing Lodge we cater to 2 groups at any one time with each group of 2 to 4 people having thier own accommodation as well as boat & guide. Our friendly Guides are experienced, sports fishing experts which cater to your requests and will fish Salmon, Halibut and bottom fish as per your preference. more
Meadow Lake Fishing Camp is located in the Thompson-Okanagan District of British Columbia in Canada, a two-hour drive north of Kamloops on Highways 5 and 24.
Meadow Lake has been a fishing camp since the early 1930's. more
You/'ll enjoy the finest in Alaska Luxury lodging at Tower Rock Lodge where you/'re perfectly situated on the Kenai River. You\'ll be laughing all the way to the riverbank with our reasonably priced, all-inclusive fishing packages. more
Welcome to the Kenai Riverside Fishing program at Kenai Riverside Lodge, your destination for incredible Alaska fishing experiences. Kenai Riverside Fishing is part of Alaska Wildland Adventures, a long-time operator of guided fishing trips since 1977. more
Our unique location offers some of British Columbia's premier Salmon and Halibut fishing. Our remote location is accessible only by boat or float plane.
Barkley Sound Fishing Lodge has become famous for its seclusion, offers of a modern facility with a rustic feel and experienced friendly staff that makes you feel right at home. more
The world's best river fishing experience awaits you! The Fraser River is famous for it's huge population of giant White Sturgeon plus big runs of Salmon. Our Sturgeon reach weights over 1,000 lbs and average 100-200 lbs! During peak times the action is non-stop all day. more
Black Gold Lodge at Rivers Inlet is the premiere sport fishing destination along British Columbia's rugged Pacific coast. Rivers Inlet is an area known for its enormous chinook salmon—powerful sea-run Tyee—not to mention abundant coho, ling cod, snapper, and barn door halibut weighing over 150 pounds. more
Rivers in the Forks area provide the opportunity to catch trophy class winter Steelhead, fish in excess of 30lbs cruise our rivers each winter. We are one of the few areas that still have healthy runs of Wild Steelhead. more
Bountiful wildlife and panoramic views of the Pacific await...Just ten kilometres from the quaint seaside town of Port Hardy, B.C., Bear Cove Cottages offers immaculate cottage accommodations,in a pristine wilderness setting bordered with mature cedar. more
Discover one of the few remaining uncrowded and unspoiled regions in the world when you visit the remote islands of Haida Gwaii, British Columbia, Canada. The pristine and remote islands lie just south of the Alaska Panhandle and rest on the western edge of the continental shelf. more
There are a few things that continue to set Yes Bay apart from the other Alaska fishing Lodges.
- A true "Family" atmosphere at the Lodge - unlike many fishing lodge's Yes Bay is a friendly family style Lodge where you are more like guests in a private home rather than a guest in a large cold hotel. more
At coastal Springs Float Lodge we offer a relaxed, intimate fly-in fishing experience.
Our full service lodge has been in operation for over three decades and is located on the central British Columbia coast amid the splendor of Knight Inlet and Blackfish Sound. more
There's one reason why over 90% of our anglers return to our Nushagak King Salmon Camp...
They Catch Fish!
A trip to an Alaska Fishing Camp is best when you catch fish. That's what we focus on at Jakes Nushagak Fishing Camp. more
Situated on the remote banks of the Wild and Scenic Alagnak River; Alaska Trophy Adventures Lodge is the perfect wilderness fishing retreat. Our lodge consists of 160 acres prime river frontage, located in the most iconic section of the Alagnak known as the Upper Braids. more
Join us and explore the adventure and wonders of North-western BC! Home to world renowned runs of legendary steelhead and all 5 pacific salmon. Surrounded by snow-covered mountains and old-growth forest, the uniquely elegant Skeena Salmon Lodge is located along the fabled Skeena River, only a short flight from Vancouver. more
Enjoy lake and stream fishing in a pristine wilderness environment. We are a fly-in fishing lodge...there are no roads connecting us to the crowds. Our excellent home water fishing, together with float plane flyouts, is your ultimate Alaska adventure!
Located at the headwaters of the world famous salmon and rainbow trout streams of Alaska's Bristol Bay-Iliamna fisheries, Valhalla Lodge has a history woven into the fabric of Alaska outdoor life. more
Alaska's Gold Creek Lodge is an Alaska fishing and adventure lodge perched on the banks of the world-famous Naknek River in beautiful King Salmon, Alaska. Our lodge is at the entrance to Katmai National Park and located on the southwestern peninsula approximately 280 miles from Anchorage, within the Bristol Bay watershed. more
"Alaska lodge" may conjure up thoughts of a wood shack, cold food and no amenities and an Alaska fishing lodge would remind one of a backwoods Alaska vacation. Luxury is what you will think of when you visit Talon Lodge in the Sitka Sound. more
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"This is Alaska the way it used to be. A small group of guests, comfortable tent cabins, fine food, and endless Alaska fishing right outside your door. more
Our Alaska fishing lodge was built with the serious angler in mind. The lodge is a fly out lodge that can only be accessed by plane. We are located within walking distance of the Tsiu River about 1 mile from the ocean near the mouth of the river. more
Lake In The Dunes is one of Oregon's original private lake fly fishing destinations. Just 90 minutes south east of Bend, Oregon, it is a quick escape for any full day or multi-day fly fishing retreat. more
Your vacation time is precious, choose a setting were lifetime memories are created. Stunning mountain scenery, wild horses, abundant wildlife, spectacular lake views, beautifully appointed hand-crafted log buildings. more
As far as Canada Fishing Lodges go you won't find a place further removed from the rest of the world, or as comfortable. For over 25 years we have strived to ensure our lodge is not only a world class fishing destination, but also world class in comfort. more
Sandy Point Lodge is on Gordon Lake, which is situated northeast of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories on the rocky and rugged Canadian Shield. Gordon Lake is one of the lakes on the winter ice road to the diamond mines. more
Duval Point Lodge, nestled in a protected bay near Port Hardy on northern Vancouver Island, is only minutes away from prime fishing areas. Located at the northern end of Johnstone Strait, our fishing lodge is in an area through which virtually all of the millions of salmon which migrate down from the north Pacific each year must pass. more
Fish the waters off Prince of Wales Island in Southeast Alaska for the fishing experience of a lifetime. The famous Point Baker rips are right out the front windows. Two incoming ocean tides meet the Stikine River outgoing flow on the shallows which form the rip. more
You know what they say... "BIG LAKE - BIG FISH" and it doesn't get any bigger than Reindeer Lake. Reindeer Lake is one of the top, if not the top lake for Trophy Northern Pike and Trophy Lake Trout fishing in North America not to mention Walleye and Arctic Grayling making the Canadian grand slam of fishing all at your finger tips. more
Log Cabin Resort can be YOUR Alaskan Fishing and Adventure headquarters. Since YOU are the guest - tell us what you want in your fishing or adventure vacation. We will make it happen. It will be our goal to keep you safe, but provide you with an experience of fishing, crabbing, shrimping, wildlife viewing, whale watching, or other activities, so you will remember it for the rest of your life. more
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Nootka Island Lodge on Nootka Sound is truly "Natural British Columbia". Wildlife abounds and the scenery is breathtaking. The chance to battle Chinook (King) Salmon up to 60 pounds, or the fighting Coho (Silver) in excess of 15 pounds, awaits the ardent fisherman at Nootka Island Lodge. more
Rainbow King Lodge combines the wilds of Alaska with the luxuries of the modern escape.
Rainbow King Lodge provides guests access to exclusive fishing spots producing some of the finest specimens of fish you could ever hope to catch. more
Land of the Midnight Sun...The Last Frontier...The Great Land...Alaska
Those words fall short of the actual beauty that is Alaska, where postcard scenery and an abundance of fishing waters and wildlife habitats create an outdoor sports enthusiast's paradise. more
Steve Mawdsley's Reel Crazy Fishing Charter offers premier sports fishing in Winter Harbour, BC, a remote hamlet on Northern Vancouver Island (near Port Hardy). Winter Harbour sportfishiing is second to none in the world. more
Alaska's Bearclaw Lodge is a full-service, family-owned lodge in Alaska that offers the finest amenities for your trip. You may choose either a main lodge or Nushagak King Camp experience or a combination of the two. more
What makes these islands that we fish so special is how their location interrupts the migration of salmon returning to spawn. These salmon are returning to virtually every river along the West Coast of North America. more
The Shearwater Lodge is ideal situated on the Central Coast of British Columbia. The Great Bear Rainforest will set the stage for an unforgettable fishing trip of a lifetime. The unspoiled waters surrounding the lodge (The 'Hot Spots' are located 5 to 45 minutes from the resort in the surrounding protected channels and inlets) have an abundance of huge and hard-hitting Chinook Salmon otherwise known as King Salmon that are consistently in the Tyee class (over 30 pounds). more
In the heart of Oregon's High Desert lies a premier private fly fishing destination of five pristine private lakes. Each lake ranges from 20-70 acres and provides a range of aquatic terrain that allows for the best fly fishing around. more
Over 38 years experience fishing the Kenai Peninsula Rivers, Cook Inlet, and Seward.
If you are looking for an amazing Alaska fishing charter holiday or a magnificent Alaska sightseeing experience, look no further. more
Salmon Catcher Lodge is one of the Kenai peninsula's premier lodges, offering outdoorsmen incomparable accommodations in the finest handcrafted spruce lodging available. Each unit has been tastefully decorated embracing Alaska's great outdoors while ensuring luxury and comfort for the most discriminating. more
Off-shore sport fishing charters and vacation rentals for corporate retreats, professional and amateur deep sea fishing enthusiasts. Enjoy deluxe fishing lodge accommodations, gourmet fine dining, and comfortable amenities on the edge of the pacific coast wilderness. more
Celebrating more than a century of tradition, Waterfall Resort spans 52 acres on Prince of Wales Island near Alaska's famed Inside Passage. Accessible only by air and sea, our record-setting salmon cannery turned legendary sport-fishing resort draws anglers from around the world (65,000 to date), who come to our remote shores in pursuit of wild king and silver salmon, halibut, lingcod, and more than 20 other fish species. more
A legendary fishing lodge, a gateway to nature. This is Painter's Lodge. Upon the shores of Vancouver Island's Campbell River, on the banks of Discovery Passage, lies the illustrious Painter's Lodge. more
Experience secluded luxury and world-class salmon and halibut fishing on Vancouver Island's rugged west coast. Three or four night all-inclusive fishing packages include private, fully guided charters on our fleet of 27 foot Grady Whites and experienced guides who will ensure you limit out while experiencing the trip of a lifetime. more
Becharof Rapids Camp sits on the bank of the Egegik River on the outlet of Becharof Lake 300 miles south west from Anchorage, in the Bristol Bay region. Becharof Lake is the second largest Lake in Alaska. more
Awesome trophy size fish is the main reason that people come to Milton Lake Lodge. Nice boats, professional guides and quality fishing gear add to the attraction. Lakes at this latitude of Northern Saskatchewan are known to produce large numbers of huge fish. more
Toman's King Camp is located on the bank of the Nushagak River in Dillingham, Alaska. Toman's is a full service tent camp, with great food and amazing King Salmon Fishing. Over 100,000 return each year past the camp!more
King Salmon Outfitters is one of the original sport tent camps on the Nushagak River catching Kings for over 30 years!
We operate a small camp with 12-16 fishermen per week with three 20 foot heavy duty sleds and one 18 foot Smokercraft. more
The newly-renovated resort features four separate buildings that meet all of your needs and expectations. A short plane flight from Juneau takes you through the inside passage and over Glacier bay National Park and drops you straight into the Tongass National Forest to a quaint baordwalk community that we call home: Elfin Cove. more
Glacier Bay Eagles Nest Lodge is located in beautiful Gustavus, Alaska (35 miles west of Juneau). Gustavus is known for having the world's best halibut fishing. If you want to catch all five species of salmon or gigantic halibut, Glacier Bay Eagles Nest Lodge is the place for you. more
Alaska Fish On Charters provides you a full service Alaska salmon fishing and halibut experience that is second to none. With over 70 years of Alaska fishing experience combined on the Kenai River and the Halibut fishing grounds, our fishing guides provide you with all the tools you need to have a spectacular fishing adventure. more
Wilderness Place Lodge offers the best value in all-inclusive Alaska fishing lodge packages. The highest level of customer service and hospitality is what we do. Our river is the ideal "postcard" clear-water tributary offering the best fishing for all salmon species, rainbow trout and arctic grayling. more
Westcoast Fishing Adventures operates in a World Class fishing destination, with 20 years of guiding experience on the Skeena, Nass & Kitimat Rivers and nearly all the remote Salmon & Steelhead systems of beautiful Northwest BC. more
What's different about our operation with our floating lodge? We've been owner-operators of this business for 26 years. With our floating lodge, you can experience an intimately personal trip and the natural beauty of BC up close. more
Experience the world-class fishing Alaska's Kenai Peninsula has to offer, whether novice or experienced angler, family, corporate group or happy couple. Professionally guided trips include fishing for salmon and trout on the world famous Kenai River, the serene Kasilof river, fishing for Pacific Halibut off the Alaskan coast and more. more
LAST MINUTE OPEN DATES: June 14-19th KINGS, June 21-26th KINGS, July 26-31 COHOS
When you visit Naukati Bay Adventures, you will soon come to understand what an impact a week of fishing and fun will have on you and your families lives forever. more
Come explore the pristine waters of Haida Gwaii, with seasoned guides from the Northwest Fishing Team! Our waters are full of aquatic life, and with 15+ years of experience on the West Coast, our guides see to it that every fishing day ends with success. more
Welcome to "Alaska's Best Lodge!" A taste of Alaska awaits you.
My name is Larry McQuarrie, and I am the lucky owner of Sportsman's Cove Lodge. Around the Lodge I am known as "Captain Mac."
I'd like to tell you a little about who we are. more
Why Choose ALASKA'S MOST REMOTE LODGE?
Because we take care of everything for you. We know your daily life is busy and when you decide to go on vacation, especially a remote adventure like this, we want it to be as stress free as possible. more
Welcome to great fishing in the Iliamna/Bristol Bay region, the center piece of Alaska's fishing treasure. Not only are we located in the heart of Alaska's prime fishing waters, our central goal is to provide you the opportunity to enjoy the most remote, personalized, and affordable experience possible (because sport fishing, in the first place, is the experience. more
There's fishing Haida Gwaii/Queen Charlotte Islands... and then there's fishing everywhere else...
The waters we fish are a natural fishing phenomenon. Haida Gwaii/Queen Charlotte Islands has been a longtime world-renowned destination for its incredible salmon and halibut angling opportunities. more
Founded in 1980, the Alagnak Lodge sits a top a bluff overlooking the wild and scenic Alagnak River in the heart of Alaska's finest wilderness fishing area, the Bristol Bay watershed. Bristol Bay, Alaska, is home to the world's largest salmon runs, and each summer millions of wild salmon pass our doorstep on the journey upriver to their spawning grounds. more
Northern Lights Lodge has offered exceptional fishing for over sixty years and has specialized in River fly-fishing for the past fourteen years. With a unique strain of wild native Rainbow & Bull trout inhabiting this spectacular region, Northern Lights Lodge is fortunate to be able to offer World Class Fly-fishing that will rival wild natural River fisheries anywhere. more
Experience authentic Canadian Wilderness in a remote corner of the Cariboo Mountains. Silvertip Lodge is the only resort located on the East Arm of Quesnel Lake - home to Canada's best fresh water fjord lake lake fishing. more
Surrounded by coastal rainforest & enormous fish, our Port Renfrew, BC Fishing Lodge & Hotel is the perfect setting for a lifelong memory.
Just a two hour drive from Victoria, Trailhead Resort is a full-service fishing lodge and hotel in Port Renfrew, BC. more
Spectacular and remote, Yakutat is an angler's paradise
Imagine 275 miles of remote coastline, the largest steelhead catch in Alaska, all five species of Pacific salmon, and year round halibut fishing. more
Southeast Alaska is recognized by Anglers for having some of the Finest Alaska King Salmon Fishing and Alaska Halibut Fishing in the World. Mint Bright Alaska King Salmon & Acrobatic Alaska Silver Salmon action awaits all anglers that want to enjoy a Luxury Alaska Fishing Lodge Experience in a Pristine Setting. more
Make plans today to spend your Alaskan adventure at the Majestic Eagle Lodge in beautiful Southeast Alaska. We are located halfway between Juneau and Ketchikan just outside the town of Petersburg. Alaska Airlines has two flights daily into Petersburg where you will be greeted by our friendly staff. more
Whaler's Cove Lodge is located on Killisnoo Island just a few miles from the village of Angoon on the western side of Admiralty Island. Our calm waters are a hundred miles by water from any large towns, so we enjoy wilderness adventures without any crowds. more
Kluane Wilderness Lodge, the only commercial operation on Wellesley Lake lies in the land of the Midnight Sun and in the heart of the Klondike Gold Rush. This quality managed fishery makes it one of Canada's primier Lake Trout destinations. more
Aniak River flowage produces some of the best sport fishing in Alaska. It's common to catch more than one species of Salmon and a variety of other species of fish in a single day of fishing.
The Aniak River starts at Aniak Lake and eventually empties into the Kuskokwim River. more
Close your eyes. Take a slow and relaxing breath. Then envision a place so special that you're not sure what it looks like. Majestic tundra and shimmering water as far as the eye can see. A complete lack of man-made noise. more
At Zachar Bay Lodge our guests enjoy the remote wilderness of Alaska's Kodiak Island while relaxing in accommodations that are both welcoming and comfortable. Our lodge offers a variety of different options for daily excursions ranging from sport fishing trips on both fresh and saltwater, to other outdoor activities such as wildlife viewing, sea kayaking, and hiking. more
Experience the difference at Elfin Cove's exclusive self-guided fishing lodge. Nestled among the secluded northwest coast of Chichagof Island, Waters Edge Lodge allows anglers easy access to some of the best fishing Southeast Alaska has to offer. more
Great accommodations with a full service restaurant on the grounds where you will have your dinners. Lunches will be packed for your fishing trip and a continental breakfast will be offered every morning. more
Slam Bang salmon fishing lodge is located on the northwest coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia in in the remote and beautiful Kyuoquot Sound. Our fishing lodge is known for some of best salmon and halibut fishing in BC because of this unique location. more
A Riverfront Bed & Breakfast Lodge in Chilliwack, British Columbia with spectacular views, hot tub, nature trails and Fraser River fishing. The Perfect Getaway Vacation or Fishing Lodge Holiday.
From our riverfront Chilliwack Bed & Breakfast Lodge, enjoy spectacular Westerly views spanning 20 miles down the Mighty Fraser River to the setting sun. more
Tsiu River Outfitters offers a remote Alaskan outdoor experience not soon forgotten. From simple, basic accommodations to fully guided, Tsiu River Outfitters can tailor a vacation package for you be it fishing or Alaskan wilderness adventure that suits your needs and budget. more
The luxury lodge closest to the finest fishing in Southeast Alaska, Steamboat Bay Fishing Club hosts discerning anglers on secluded Noyes Island near Ketchikan, 90 minutes by sea plane from Seattle. more
Our fishing resort is located in an area of coastal wilderness that seems to have defied the passage of time. Kyuquot Sound (pronounced 'kai-you-cut'), consists of hundreds of islands, inlets, vast stretches of uninhabited coastline and a diverse population of wildlife. more
Island Point Lodge can offer you a complete salmon and halibut fishing trip including lodging and meals. Island Point Lodge is located outside of Petersburg, Alaska in Wrangell Narrows on the island of Kupreanof. more
Bakers Narrows Lodge, located just 1/2 mile from the Flin Flon airport on Magnificent Lake Athapapuskow is one of the finest Trophy Fishing Lodges in Northern Manitoba, Canada. We offer a variety of Premium Deluxe Fishing and Regular Light Housekeeping packages to excite the most demanding angler featuring World Record Lake Trout, Monster Northern Pike and Gigantic Master Angler Walleye along with many other species. more
Midnight Sun Outfitting is a first class fishing and wilderness tourism operation. Specializing in high class, guest-tailored adventure trips and experiences in the pristine Yukon Territory of Canada. more
Cruise the Inside Passage of B.C. and experience some of the most exotic scenery in the world and enjoy British Columbia salmon and halibut fishing that is second to none.
Welcome to North America's Original Tugboat Cruise. more
Chinook Shores' Alaska Fishing Lodge in Ketchikan makes the most of saltwater fishing for salmon and halibut in the calm waters of Southeast Alaska. Unguided or self-guided fishing in Alaska is truly rewarding and lets you fish on your own schedule, at your own pace. more
Morrison's Rogue Wilderness Lodge is located 16 miles downstream from Grants Pass along the banks of the famed Rogue River. The historic lodge and individual cabins—half-hidden by groves of evergreen, maple, and oak—are a peaceful refuge from the hectic, everyday world. more
Fish the world famous Kenai River, the incredibly beautiful Kasilof River or catch a trophy halibut in Cook Inlet at Anglers Lodge. You'll be sure to enjoy this unforgettable fishing adventure where you stay right on the banks of the Kenai River. more
Known for calm waters and big fish, Caamano Sound is east of Haida Gwaii (formerly Queen Charlotte Islands) and south of Prince Rupert. The fishing lodge is situated right at the crossroads of the major BC and Alaska salmon runs of trophy Chinook salmon (up to whopping 74 pounds) and Coho salmon (up to an amazing 25 pounds). more
At Trophy King Lodge, we live up to our name. We are the top saltwater lodge for trophy King Salmon in all of Alaska. Why? Location, location, location! Every trophy King en route to the Kenai and Kasilof Rivers (the two biggest trophy King Salmon rivers in North America), passes in front of the lodge. more
Chulitna Lodge is 180 miles from the nearest road, with fly-in access only. A historical landmark on the shores of Lake Clark National Park, home of Dick Proeneke and his famous black and white film "Alone in the Wilderness". more
Located on the Kenai Peninsula (Alaska's Playground) we are where Alaskans vacation in state. The ocean and volcanic views are truly magical. The images here and memories you create will imprint themselves on you for a life time. more
The waterfront location of Leonard's Landing Lodge is dominated by the view of the spectacular Wrangell-St. Elias Mountains that stretch from West to East just north of Yakutat, Alaska. Yakutat is located on MontI Bay along the south side of Yakutat Bay not far from where it cuts in from the Gulf of Alaska. more
Alaska Airlines flies directly in twice a day--no need for a bush plane. All species of salmon and steelhead run in the river. Large runs of Steelhead in Spring. One of the largest halibut per pound average. more
Bent Prop Lodge is located in Shulin Lake, Alaska, and is offering you an Alaska fishing trip of a lifetime! Fly into our lodge and stay for a few days while you go out fishing for rainbow trout, king salmon, silver salmon, and more of Alaska's famed fish. more
Alaska's Bristol Bay Sportfishing & Adventure lodge, built on tradition, experience, and warm Alaskan hospitality, invites you to experience personalized Alaska fishing with family and friends in an angling paradise—The Best Wilderness Fishing or Bear Viewing Trip of your life!
Bristol Bay Sportfishing & Adventure Lodge is a family-operated lodge with a long history in Alaska, beginning with Blondie Jacques, who left the Yukon in 1941 to work on the Alaska Highway. more
Namushka Lodge is a self catered, fly in fishing, outdoor adventure lodge situated 33 air miles (53 km) east of Yellowknife, NWT. Spend your days fishing for lake trout, northern pike, whitefish or pickerel on one of our new 16' Lunds (with steering console), or tour around on the 20' pontoon boat listening to tunes enjoying the pristine Harding Lake. more
Vancouver Island Lodge is a world-class fishing and adventure destination in beautiful Sooke, British Columbia. Some of the world's best Salmon and Halibut fishing is just a short boat ride, on the calm seas, away from our comfortable lodge. more
Fishing with Kodiak Wilderness Adventures is not your average fishing trip!
Experience the magnificent vistas, the clean, crisp smell of the salty Pacific Ocean, and taste that first bite of Alaskan Seafood fresh from the icy waters of the North Pacific. more
We are located on Prince of Wales Island in Southeast Alaska surrounded by some of the most pristine mountains and waters a person has ever seen. Halibut, salmon, crab and shrimp are just a few of the bounties that the ocean provides for you when you book a week with us. more
Welcome to one of Canada's premier lodges of the north, famous for some of the best fishing in the world while providing a true northern experience.
Arctic Lodges is a premier lodge located in northern Saskatchewan maintaining pride and tradition in being a wilderness lodge. more
Green Rocks Wilderness Fishing Lodge is located on the east end of Kupreanof Island about midway between Juneau and Ketchikan. Although we are in a remote area, it is not difficult to get here. Alaska Airlines provides twice-daily jet service from Seattle and Anchorage or you may choose to arrive here by ferry. more
Soldotna lodging does not come any better than St. Theresa's Lakeside Resort. No other Soldotna cabins can match our high quality, comfortable, and cozy cabins. Our cabins are known for their rustic but luxurious quality, making them superior to any other Soldotna lodging option. more
There is no other British Columbia fishing lodge which compares to King Pacific Lodge. Our lodge at Milbanke Sound is a BC salmon lodge created as a testament to the friendship of the many anglers and friends George and Lisa Cuthbert have come to know over the past twenty-five years. more
River King Outfitters is located on the banks of the Nushagak River in the Bristol Bay region of SW Alaska near the town of Dillingham. With Bristol Bay having the largest wild salmon run in the world, the Nushagak receives the largest King Salmon run anywhere in the state of Alaska along with mind blowing numbers of Sockeye, Coho, Chum and Pink Salmon. more
If you're looking for the fishing trip of a lifetime, look no further than Frontier Fishing Lodge!
We are northern Canada's most affordable, world-class trophy fishing lodge specializing in Trophy Lake Trout, Northern Pike, Arctic Grayling and Whitefish. more
The easiest way to find your ideal fishing vacation is to request it.
Tell us what you're looking for—location, type of fishing, special requests—and we'll do the work, collecting offers from all lodges that can provide what you specify on the dates you want. You just review all offers and contact the one you want.


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Published and printed in Asheville, North Carolina by Grateful Steps Publishing.
The poet and photographer will be at the Great Smoky Mountains Book fair. The Soul Tree would make a perfect Christmas Gift. Or several.
To say that Laura Hope-Gill and John Fletcher, Jr. have put together one of the most beautiful books I've ever seen would be an understatement. Here is a collaboration that expands the definition of that word. It's a seamlessly interwoven collection of words and images that invite and inspire, in the the original meaning of that over-used term. Laura's poems show the depths of her poetic "inseeing, " Rilke calls it, and Fletcher's photographs open up the landscape that Laura sings into being with her words. The Soul Tree speaks to the landscapes of internal and exterior reality. In this collection those two landscapes have found harmony through two artists working together in celebration of what they love.
Laura Hope-Gill is in the process of being certified as a Certified Applied Poetry Facilitator by the National Federation for Poetry Therapy, working under the mentorship of poet and psychotherapist Perie Longo. The Director of Asheville Wordfest, a free poetry festival which presents poetry as Citizen Journalism, she consciously pursues ways of revealing poetry's relevance to every-day life and not merely an "art form" whose only use is to beautiful. The Soul Tree: Poems and Photographs of the Southern Appalachians (Grateful Steps, Asheville) is a collaboration with local photographer John Fletcher, Jr. and is an application of her vision of poetry as a conversation between inner and outer worlds.
Renowned photographer John Fletcher has this to say about the beginnings of their collaboration.
"After visiting my landscapes website in the spring of 2008, Laura replied with an email containing an attachment titled, 'The Soul Tree.' I was stunned after reading the poem, then I noticed that there were 35 more pages to the document. My jaw dropped a little lower each time I scrolled to the next poem…36 in all. I was speechless.Not only was her writing beautiful and poignant, but her poetry brought new life to the photographs. I was also quite overwhelmed by her choice of photos…not the pretty sunset pictures that most people like. She was inspired by the photos that were my favorites…the mysterious and more abstract images that I feel personify my experience and observations.
Today I continue this pursuit by working as a staff
photographer for the Asheville Citizen-Times, shooting
weddings, and freelancing for regional and national
clients including, USA Today, The Associated Press,
MSNBC, The Washington Post, The New York Times, and
the Asheville Chamber of Commerce."
Images and poems from The Soul Tree may be found at http://www.thsoultree.org/, along with ordering information and more about the two artists who have brought this lovely book into existence.
Here are two pages from the book.

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A Very Abraded and Beautiful Pakistani Ralli: Textile Archaeology
November 1, 2012
Today I'm showing a super-amazing, large Pakistani ralli. Although some rallis show a surface that is highly abraded–and beautiful–this one is just fascinating for HOW it's been abraded.You can see that through a worn-away brown figured surface there is the suggestion of another layer of patterning.What this is is fascinating: the original surface of this ralli was piece constructed like the rallis seen here. Obviously, a solid layer of cloth was stitched entirely over this piece constructed top, and over time this solid layer of cloth was worn away to expose bits of the multi-colored layer underneath.Feast your eyes. This is wonderful.
And the back is certainly a surprise. Again we have leftover pieces of cotton that are pieced together to form one, complete surface. And included in these pieces are what appear to be some kind of Pakistani cotton grain sacks.
This piece probably dates to the mid twentieth century. It measures 86″ x 52″ or 218.5 cm x 132 cm.
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Like every art form that matters, comedy has experienced a sea change over the past 40 years, as what's considered funny has gotten smarter and more sophisticated. Shows like "Arrested Development" and "Community" have been so carefully constructed that woven into their weekly plots have been set-ups for jokes whose punch lines didn't come until a year or two later.
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Maybe an even greater threat to the Stooges in 2012 is the ever more strident parenting that's becoming the norm. For all the complaints you hear about how coarse we've become as a society, we now live in a world where mothers contemplate banning ice cram from city parks. Will they have any tolerance for the relentless violence of the Stooges?
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For Adam DeVine, one of Blake Anderson's "Workaholics" co-stars, the stakes for the Stooges are much higher than simple box-office sales.
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- Провинция / Остров: Madrid
This building is attached to the Royal Palace of Aranjuez. It was built in the 16th century, under the reign of Felipe II. Juan de Herrera was commissioned to do the work, following the designs of Gómez de Mora. The house is structured around two courtyards, and it is two storeys high. The ground floor of the courtyard has an arcade all around it, and the top floor has a balcony in the same way. This building was made using brick and stone, and slate for the roof.
- Год постройки: Residence
- Художественный период: Renaissance
- Исторический период: 16th century
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"Breitbart's role has always been..." (A timeline of ABC's conflicting statements)
ABC has made conflicting statements about discredited blogger Andrew Breitbart's role in its election night coverage and now says that it is "entirely possible" that it will include comments from Breitbart in its television broadcast. Here is a timeline of comments released by -- or attributed to -- ABC.
October 29
Breitbart's Big Journalism: Breitbart will be "featured" on ABC's "election night coverage." In an October 29 post titled, "ABC Election Night Coverage to Feature Loesch, Breitbart," Big Journalism stated:
ABC announced their election night coverage early on and Big Journalism Editor Dana Loesch will join the network in studio for 6 p.m. - 2 a.m. election night; Bigs founder and head of the Breitbart empire Andrew Breitbart will be bringing analysis live from Arizona.
ABC: Breitbart "will be one of many voices on our air." Asked about the Big Journalism post, ABC spokesman David Ford told Media Matters on October 29:
He [Breitbart] will be one of many voices on our air, including Bill Adair of Politifact. If Andrew Breitbart says something that is incorrect, we have other voices to call him on it.
ABC: Breitbart has "been on our air numerous times in the past" and "will be one of many voices contributing to the dialogue." In a separate October 29 statement, Ford told Media Matters:
We are hosting a Town Hall meeting at Arizona State University - where ABC's David Muir and Facebook's Randi Zuckerberg will be anchoring for ABC. There will be several invited guest there to join in the discussion. Confirmed guests include stand-up comedian D.L. Hughley, commentator Andrew Brietbart, Bill Adair of the Pulitzer Prize winning Politifact.com, as well as the heads of the Arizona Democratic and Republican parties among others.
Brietbart he has been on our air numerous times in the past - he will be one of many voices contributing to the dialogue on Election Night.
October 30
ABC: It has "always been" the case that "Breitbart will not be a part of the ABC News broadcast coverage" and will instead engage in an "online-only" forum. From an October 30 statement attributed to Andrew Morse, Executive Producer, ABC News Digital:
Since conservative commentator Andrew Breitbart announced on his website that he was going to be a participant in ABC's Town Hall meeting at Arizona State University, there has been considerable consternation and misinformation regarding my decision to ask him to participate in an election night Town Hall event for ABC News Digital. I want to explain what Mr. Breitbart's role has always been as one of our guests at our digital town hall event:
He has not been asked to analyze the results of the election for ABC News.
Mr. Breitbart will not be a part of the ABC News broadcast coverage, anchored by Diane Sawyer and George Stephanopoulos. For the broadcast coverage, David Muir and Facebook's Randi Zuckerberg will contribute reaction and response gathered from the students and faculty of Arizona State University at an ABC News/Facebook town hall.
He has been invited as one of several guests, from a variety of different political persuasions, to engage with a live, studio audience that will be closely following the election results and participating in an online-only discussion and debate to be moderated by David Muir and Facebook's Randi Zuckerberg on ABCNews.com and Facebook. We will have other guests, as well as a live studio audience and a large audience on ABCNews.com and Facebook, who can question the guests and the audience's opinions.
Stephanopoulos: "Breitbart NOT on ABC network broadcast." In an October 30 tweet, George Stephanopoulos -- who will be co-anchoring ABC's election night broadcast coverage -- wrote: "Breitbart NOT on ABC network broadcast." Stephanopoulos' tweet linked to ABC's October 30 statement.
October 31
Breitbart: ABC "originally pitched to me that I was going to do a hybrid of both online and broadcast." An October 31 Daily Caller article quoted Breitbart as saying that ABC "originally pitched to me that I was going to do a hybrid of both online and broadcast." In an October 31 post on Big Journalism, Breitbart wrote:
I can state with absolute certainty that the verbal pitch to me to participate was punctuated by the opportunity to appear as part of ABC News' broadcast television for the night. I was also aware that the majority of my participation - seven long hours - would be online.
Breitbart releases what he says was ABC's "invitation for me to participate in their online and network broadcast election night coverage." In his October 31 Big Journalism post, Breitbart reprinted what he said was "the email from ABC confirming their invitation for me to participate in their online and network broadcast election night coverage." The email reads, in part:
This program will broadcast on the ABC Television Network, abcnews.com, ABC News Now, and ABC News Radio.
The show will be live on the web and ABC News Now as well as on the network from 4:00pm till 11:00pm MST.
We would love for you to be a part of our program, and please let us know what we can do to accommodate your needs.
November 1
ABC: Breitbart "had only ever been invited to be a guest on our online town hall." In a November 1 story, The Washington Post's Greg Sargent reported:
Now Breitbart has posted private emails from ABC that he says prove ABC did tap him for on air analysis. He also points out that an earlier statement from ABC suggested he would be appearing "on air."
In a statement sent my way, ABC spokesman Jeffrey Schneider hit back. "Any confusion about Breitbart's role is of his own making," he said. "A simple reading of the email he posted makes it quite clear that he had only ever been invited to be a guest on our online town hall."
Sargent subsequently noted that "[o]ne of the emails Breitbart posted does suggest that the town hall he was invited to participate in is supposed to be broadcast on the air." Sargent added that ABC provided the following clarification:
To be clear, the digital town hall may be excerpted during the broadcast. But the only people you'll be hearing from live on the air will be David Muir, the anchor, and Randi Zuckerberg of Facebook, who will share with viewers some of the insights of that digital town hall. That has been our plan from the start.
ABC: "Breitbart exaggerated the role he would play." In a November 1 Yahoo News article, Michael Calderone reported:
"Mr. Breitbart exaggerated the role he would play on his blog," ABC News spokesman Jeffrey Schneider told The Upshot on Monday. "We immediately made it clear that was never the role he was supposed to play. He had been invited to be part of our digital town hall, and that is still the role."
ABC: It's "entirely possible" that Breitbart's comments will be "excerpted" on the televised broadcast if he "says anything thoughtful or interesting." In his Yahoo News article, Calderone reported:
Now, there's technically a scenario in which Breitbart appears in some form on the network's television broadcast but still isn't called on as a political analyst for ABC's election night coverage.
Here's how: Schneider explained that portions of the digital town hall will be included in the ABC network broadcast. So, he said, "it's entirely possible that anybody who says anything thoughtful or interesting during the streaming portion of it can be excerpted on the broadcast."
Still, the spokesman emphasized that "there is never a guarantee of what will be part of the broadcast."


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This spring, as our home construction was nearing completion, I shared our plan for the landscaping and garden. We've really enjoyed every step and have done everything ourselves (to this point) for plantings and design. Here is a post about the design, inspiration and layout I shared in the spring.
You can see that the backyard is fairly open. While it does feel lush because of the flowering vines and overgrowth on the back fence, we really need some shade on our patio and the back of the house to help with efficiency.
Our plan has been to do things step by step, and to add more each year. We've accomplished the hydrangea hedge on the left, the peonies on the right, replaced the back fence, planted the cherry tree, the rose garden to the left of the porch, and the hydrangea under the elm tree. We also added a stepping stone path from the front yard on the left (photos at the end of this house post, here).
The next step for our grand plan was to add the two maple trees in the back yard to help add some shade and some relief to our too open backyard. We've enjoyed the wide open grass area for running and playing, but know that adding trees will add to the cozy factor of the yard and much needed shade.
We've had a love affair with Maple Trees for a while. We spent many days admiring them when we lived in New England - on our walks in Concord, Ma., driving to Deerfield, Ma., and (our favorite) trips to Vermont.
Here are some of my favorite New England Fall Folidage posts from the past :
Concord Mass Fall Foliage
Deerfield Mass Village & Homes Tour
Vermont (Lots of posts)
Nantucket Fall Trip
Bedford Post Inn, New York
We've had a love affair with Maple Trees for a while. We spent many days admiring them when we lived in New England - on our walks in Concord, Ma., driving to Deerfield, Ma., and (our favorite) trips to Vermont.
Here are some of my favorite New England Fall Folidage posts from the past :
Concord Mass Fall Foliage
Deerfield Mass Village & Homes Tour
Vermont (Lots of posts)
Nantucket Fall Trip
Bedford Post Inn, New York
The decision of what kind of Maple Tree was next. Because we don't live in Vermont, we wanted to make sure we picked a variety that would thrive here. Factors I considered :
- Color
- Fast Growing (we desperately need shade!)
- Shape : Oval, but wide spreading.
We considered Celebration Maple, Autumn Blaze & October Glory, as these three had the largest selection available in our area. For local shoppers, we purchased ours at Suburban Lawn & Garden.
While shopping, I found myself leaning toward the October Glory because it seemed the fullest and healthiest looking. It sealed the deal when we had a great costumer assistant tell us that he grew up with an October Glory in his backyard. He says he still remembers how it created the most amazing, warm light in his childhood kitchen in the afternoon. Sold.
Here is what I learned about October Glories :
"Quality shade trees can take a bit longer to mature than other fast-growing trees, but the October Glory Maple is an exception. This special selection of the native red maple will grow at least three feet a year, so rapidly turns from a young tree into a mature tree in a short time. - http://www.thetreecenter.com/october-glory-maple/
"This Red Maple (Acer rubrum October Glory) is known for its rapid growth and enduring fall color. In fact, its "October Glory" display of orange-red leaves lasts far longer than many other Maples.
For several weeks you will be treated to one of the most vibrant displays of any tree in your neighborhood. It would look spectacular in your yard as a central focus, or equally at home near other plantings due to its narrow, upward growth.
October Glory is one of the most popular Maples for many reasons. Tiny spots of fiery red flower clusters appear on the bare branches in the spring while the rest of your yard is still muted in browns and greys.
The birds will flock to the small, elongated red fruits that accompany the flowers. Glossy green leaves will appear next, some slightly tinted with a reddish hue. As summer progresses, your Maple will grow 2 feet or more, achieving an oval-rounded form for optimal shade." -http://www.naturehills.com/red-maple-october-glory
We planned to purchase substantial size trees to help with shading the back of our house sooner rather than later. Were were advised to not buy a tree any larger than a 3" diameter - meaning the trunk is 3" in diameter. This means the tree is about 12-14 years old. Maple trees grow 2ft taller each year. Our trees are about 20 ft tall and will grow almost 2 ft every year. Here they are as they arrived.
We really debated on planting the trees our selves, but decided that we better leave such large trees to a professional. The delivery fee was about half of the planting fee, so even if we had them deliver it, the savings of digging, removing the dirt, staking and mulching the trees were minimal. It took them about two hours to complete the job. I'm pretty sure it would've taken Mike and me an entire weekend and a rented truck.
This is the view from our bathroom upstairs. They were much bigger trees than I remembered. I was afraid that when they showed up and where planted that they would seem smaller.
Out of the kitchen window.
I can't wait to watch them change color in the next couple of weeks!
They really make the yard feel cozier and more lush. Now, I'm off to water them - again : )


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This document is a quick overview of Solaris 10's zones, intended for use by ASF infrastructure to establish zones and for PMCs to manage their zones.
Some quasi-helpful resources:
Google : add the phrase "solaris 10" will get docs.sun.com and forum.sun.com
Mac users will notice that the TERM setting xterm-color is not recognized.
Insead try vt100.
export TERM=vt100
The default PATH variable is set to just "/usr/bin" which is pretty useless. Much of the good software is under /opt. Here is a good setting.
export PATH=/sbin:\ /bin:\ /usr/sbin:\ /usr/bin:\ /usr/sfw/bin:\ /usr/sfw/sbin:\ /opt/sfw/bin:\ /opt/sfw/sbin:\ /opt/SUNWspro/bin:\ /usr/ucb:\ /usr/ccs/bin:\ /opt/subversion-current/bin
Both of the above should be set in your ~/.profile file. Alternatively, zone administrators can set this in the /etc/profile file, in which case it will apply to all users.
These are some notes to assist the PMCs to manage their zone.
See the other notes below for creating and establishing zones.
Please add notes about your zone to the https://svn.apache.org/repos/infra/infrastructure/trunk/docs/machines/helios/zones.txt file (PMC name, root name and other maintainers, purpose, docs reference). For examples, see the notes for other zones.
Your PMC chair is root of your zone, and can add other users.
Note: When creating accounts, please reuse username and userid from people.a.o
Note: Use of autohome is not recommended at this time
As root,... # useradd <username> # passwd <username> Note Solaris doesn't create the home dirs by default. After creating the user, edit /etc/auto_home to have: username<tab character>localhost:/export/home/username [ place that line underneath the +auto_home line ] Then, create the directory and run: # mkdir -p /export/home/<username> # chown <username> /export/home/<username> Example auto_home entry: jerenkrantz localhost:/export/home/jerenkrantz
Each user can now scp their SSH details to ${project}.zones.apache.org and then do the usual initial configuration. See the reference docs above. If you are not familiar with UNIX, then ask your PMC. You basically need to chose your shell, add the profile and rc files, add your PATH and some other environment variables and aliases.
If a newly added user does not have a password then the current configuration of ssh will stop them from logging in via ssh, so every user added will require a password. Once the user has their ssh public key installed they will have no need for the password, but removing it will likely prevent them logging in.
sfw -> Sun Freeware [Companion CD] SUNWspro -> Sun Studio 9. Recommended C/C++ compiler elinks-0.9.3 -> elinks text browser. apr-1.1.1 -> APR portability library apr-util-1.1.2 -> APR portability library neon-0.24.7 -> neon WebDAV client subversion-1.1.4 -> Subversion client
Other stuff... /usr/java -> 1.5 /usr/j2se -> 1.4.2_06
/dev/dsk/c1t0d0s0 -> mirrored array /dev/dsk/c1t2d0s1 -> /x1 [for now] Metadb databases stored on: /dev/dsk/c1t2d0s0 /dev/dsk/c1t3d0s0 /dev/dsk/c1t4d0s0 Mirrors stored on: [disabled, for now] /dev/dsk/c1t3d0s1 /dev/dsk/c1t4d0s1
Directories: /usr/apache2 - has the binaries etc. /etc/apache2 - has the configuration files. /var/apache2 - has the logs, htdocs, etc. - login as root, cd to /etc/apache2. - copy httpd.conf-example to httpd.conf (and edit say the section for public_html, if you want to) - Run: # mkdir /var/run/apache2 (this allows httpd to write the pid file.) Note: It seems that a reboot cleans out /var/run so define it to be elsewhere. - To check configuration # /usr/apache2/bin/apachectl configtest - To start the server: # /usr/apache2/bin/apachectl -k start - To stop the server: # /usr/apache2/bin/apachectl -k stop - If you run into trouble check the logs under "/var/apache2/logs" * You will need to also configure smf to automatically start services.
This section describes how to enable SMF for the Apache 2 server service. This is useful on zones as it negates the need to go through the usual manual re-start procedure whenever the zone or zone server re-boots.
First, if it is running (which it more than likely is) we need to stop the current Apache/2 HTTP service (provided by /etc/rc3.d/S50apache)
/usr/apache2/bin/apachectl -k stop Check it with 'ps -ef|grep httpd' - If that doesn't work then : 'sudo pkill httpd'
Second, Enable Apache 2 service provided by smf (svc:/network/http:apache2)
svcadm clear svc:/network/http:apache2 svcadm enable svc:/network/http:apache2 Check the status with 'svcs -xv svc:/network/http:apache2' Double check HTTP with 'ps -ef|grep httpd'
Ok, so you should be up and running and relax with the knowledge that Apache 2 and therefore your website will restart on its own should the zone/server need a reboot
Not relaxed yet ? Lets test it - Try one of these methods :-
1. Check the service is running with 'ps -ef | grep http' Stop the http service with 'pkill httpd' Check the service has automatically restarted with 'ps -ef | grep http' 2. Reboot the server with 'init 6' (wait a couple of minutes....) Check your zone website via %project%.zones.apache.org - and/or - Check the service has automatically restarted with 'ps -ef | grep http'
This section assists the root people at ASF infrastructure to create Solaris zones for certain PMCs.
See the other notes above for PMCs to manage zones.
The machine "helios" has Solaris zones.
The system on boot-up is in the 'global' zone. This is the master zone.
# mkdir /x1/zones/<zonename> [cannot be a symlink] # chmod 700 /x1/zones/<zonename> # zonecfg -z <zonename> create set zonepath=/x1/zones/<zonename> set autoboot=true (or autoboot=false) add inherit-pkg-dir [read-only path, will be lofs'd from global zone] set dir=/opt end add net set address=<ip> [helios IP range starts 184.108.40.206] set physical=bge0 [for a U5, it'll be hme0] end add dataset [if using ZFS storage] set name=zonestorage/<zonename> end commit exit # zoneadm -z <zonename> install ['install' preps the zone. It may take little while.] # zoneadm -z <zonename> boot # zlogin -C <zonename>
On the initial boot, you will be prompted to configure the zone. Just like you would for a 'blank' Solaris configuration. This is to get the hostnames, root password, DNS settings, time zone, etc. So, as soon as you boot the zone for the first time, connect via console!
(The recommended steps upon first-initialization are below.)
Also, see discussion of 'svcs'/'smf' for recommended services to disable.
1. Select 'X Terminal Emulator' (xterms) - option 12 ... 2. Enter full hostname (i.e. <zonename>zones.apache.org) [ Esc-2 can be used to advance these menus as well as F2. ] [ Before this step, minotaur's named should have the name as a valid DNS entry ] 3. Do not configure Kerberos security (this is the default) 4. Select DNS for resolution (for now) domain zones.apache.org nameserver 126.96.36.199 nameserver 188.8.131.52 search apache.org zones.apache.org 5. Select GMT (timezone offset of 0) It is the bottom option; scroll down 6. Select a root passord 7. Select 'discover NFSv4 domain' [ System reboots ] 8. Initialize local copy of sfw config files (to allow local sudoers) # cp -rp /opt/sfw/etc.orig /etc/opt/sfw 9. Disable services (see below). 10. Done! --- /etc/init.d/ is deprecated in favor of smf. To disable services: svcadm disable network/smtp [i.e. sendmail] To enable services: svcadm enable network/smtp [i.e. sendmail] To list running services: svcs Recommended list to disable [cut-and-paste to your terminal]: svcadm disable network/smtp svcadm disable network/telnet svcadm disable network/ftp svcadm disable network/finger svcadm disable network/login:rlogin svcadm disable network/shell:default svcadm disable application/x11/xfs svcadm disable network/rpc/rstat svcadm disable network/rpc/rusers svcadm disable network/rpc/smserver svcadm disable network/rpc/gss svcadm disable network/rpc/rquota svcadm disable network/rpc/cde-calendar-manager svcadm disable network/rpc/cde-ttdbserver svcadm disable network/nfs/client svcadm disable network/nfs/cbd svcadm disable network/nfs/mapid svcadm disable network/nfs/status svcadm disable network/nfs/nlockmgr svcadm disable network/nfs/rquota svcadm disable network/stdiscover svcadm disable network/stlisten svcadm disable network/cde-spc svcadm disable network/rpc-100235_1/rpc_ticotsord svcadm disable network/security/ktkt_warn --- To keep up-to-date with system/security patches: [ not necessary on zones; only on global zone ] # smpatch update
Helpful zone commands. Run from the 'global' zone aka helios.
Listing all zones: $ zoneadm list -vc Booting a zone: # zoneadm -z <zonename> boot Logging into a zone as the console: # zlogin -C <zonename> [escape via ~. ; remember to ~~ if you are connecting via SSH!] Logging into a zone [must be run as root; will connect as root of the zone]: # zlogin <zonename> [exit the zone by closing the shell] Log into a zone as a specific user: # zlogin -l <username> <zonename> Shutting down a zone: # zlogin # shutdown -i5 -y -g0 [typical solaris shutdown command] Rebooting a zone [forcible reboot; bypasses shutdown scripts]: # zoneadm -z <zonename> reboot Removing a zone: # zoneadm -z <zone-to-zap> uninstall # zonecfg -z <zone-to-zap> delete


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Winona (and her boyfriend) in NYC too!
Same night as Gwyneth. Different event, obviously, and too bad. So many of my girlcrushes in today's column to start the weekend.
Why wasn't Winona Ryder invited to the Tiffany event? Or maybe she was and declined? Instead, Winona showed up at the opening night of Orphans, now known as the Broadway play that was supposed to star Shia LaBeouf until he and Alec Baldwin started yelling at each other.
Our Winona was there with her boyfriend, Scott Mackinlay Hahn, and wasn't even that weird about posing with him. He's an eco-organic (is that a real thing? I just made it up) fashion designer. The line is called Loomstate. Apparently they've been together for a couple of years or so.
Last week, after doubling down on Winona appearances, I fell into a Winona YouTube black hole and watched an old interview of her with Conan that I've been meaning to send to Duana because it's all about name-nerding. Also I totally forgot about her crush on Kate Winslet. Like, she was a total Twi-Hard for Kate Winslet. It's really cute. I googled to see if there was a photo of Winona and Kate Winslet. Nothing. But, of course, there's this...
...which is interesting in that if you believe the story about Shakespeare In Love (and I don't, simply because G was already in with Weinstein and Miramax for Emma and The Pallbearer and would have been able to secure Shakespeare on that relationship), you could say there's a loose parallel with Titanic, as G was originally offered the part of Rose...
Hollywood Sliding Doors.
Wenn, Mike Pont/ Getty