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May 05 2017

Rainbow Trout Flies – Our Favorites at Rapids Camp Lodge

Fly fishing the Naknek River for rainbow trout by Abe Blair
This doesn’t happen with the wrong fly. Photo: Abe Blair.

A couple weeks back we presented you with a list of some of our favorite flies for our resident rainbow trout population at Alaska West. However, in case you weren’t already aware, that’s not the only lodge we operate in Alaska!

We also run a fantastic fly-out operation called Rapids Camp Lodge, situated on one the world’s most prolific rivers for trophy rainbow trout, the Naknek River. We target big trout on our home river, as well as numerous remote rivers and streams around bristol bay, so today we present you with..

Our Favorite Trout Flies at Rapids Camp Lodge

1. The Exasperator (Tan and/or Black).

Photo: Solitude Fly Company.

2. Lord of the Frys.

Photo: Solitude Fly Company.

3. Morrish Mouse.

Photo: Umpqua Feather Merchants.

4. Dali Lama (Tan/Flesh).

Photo: Solitude Fly Company.

5. Articulated Egg-Sucking Leech (Black and/or White).

Photo: Solitude Fly Company.

6. Bandit Leech (Gold Variant).

Photo: Umpqua Feather Merchants.

More on Trout Fishing

  • Western Alaska Trout Fishing Techniques
  • 4 Tips for Trout Fishing in Side Channels
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  1. Gary Eichhorn says

    March 18, 2022 at 2:31 pm

    None of the links worked for me. Love your site by the way.

  2. Jim Kim says

    March 22, 2022 at 1:53 pm

    Hi, Gary. Thank you for reading the blog. A lot of the websites referenced were updated and our legacy links didn’t translate. That being said, Not all of them are exactly the same or even available. Fortunately, there are still tying instructions and other sources. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.

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