On Step Alaska
Jeff Lund, Abby LundJeff Lund is a Ketchikan-based writer, teacher, and host of the On Step Alaska podcast. His column 'I Went to the Woods' appears in the Juneau Empire. He is the author of Big Wild Life and A Miserable Paradise.
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The perfect birthday gift for a 2-year old...
This summer I’ve settled into a tidy rotation of cabin building, fishing, and family. There’s not much beyond that because any of those three could be a rotation in itself.
I pore over details and ask the Internet about methods or sequence...
Three Forks
Note: This is a work of fiction. Hopefully it stays in that genre.
Jack Winston exhaled slowly as he reached the low, rounded summit along a pine-covered ridge. Through the windshield he tried to clean, with marginal success, at the gas s...
Leveling up the Snap T
In the fly fishing world, general knowledge implies enough gear and skill to be self-sufficient. Not an expert. Not in the 10% who catche 90% of the fish. But competent enough to have a good time.
I am familiar with methods to get my fly...
I went to the woods...
I spent part of Father’s Day 2009 scattering Dad’s ashes in a creek. The next year, amid advertisements, sales and other consumerist approaches to honoring dads, it occurred to me this was someone else’s first year without their father. For...
Words from Lund
Staff photo from a few years ago.
Buddy the elf once said “then I traveled through the seven levels of the Candy Cane Forest, past the sea of swirly, twirly gumdrops, and then, I walked through the Lincoln Tunnel!”
There’s almost no bette...
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Freelance writer and teacher in Ketchikan, Alaska. Author - A Miserable Paradise: Life in Southeast Alaska (2021), Big Wild Life (2025)
Outside with my family in Southeast Alaska
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