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Apr 26 2022

Fly Tying: Flies to Tie for Alaska Fish

The 2022 Alaska fly fishing season is coming upon us, and it’s never too early to start tying flies. If you search our blog, we have a plethora of flies for Salmon and Trout, and they all catch fish, or we wouldn’t feature them. Below is a curated list of flies you should start tying…
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Apr 25 2022

Deneki Chronicles: 5 Ways to Catch More Rainbow Trout

Catching rainbow trout at Alaska West is not all that difficult – in fact, it’s easy to catch ‘some.’  That being said, great anglers catch more, and great anglers catch the bigger ones.  Here are five ways you can make yourself into a ‘greater’ trout angler in our part of the world. Mend less.  Our…
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Apr 23 2022

Donate to a Good Causes, Maybe Win a Fly Fishing Adventure of a Lifetime.

Today is National Shakespeare Day. A day for Shakesperean fans of the writer to celebrate his literary works and contributions of hundreds of words to the English language. Poetic, ain’t it? We are not sure if the word ‘raffle’ is one of his contributions, but for the sake of argument, we’ll say it might be….
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Apr 22 2022

Earth Day 2022

The Earth is what we all have in common. Wendell Berry, novelist Happy Earth Day to you. Apparently, a good planet is hard to find. Just ask NASA, Elon, and Jeff. By now, you should know all the little things you can do to take care of our planet. If you don’t contact us, we’ll…
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Apr 20 2022

“I want To Bring Only One Fly Rod to Fish Alaska. What should I bring?”

Fly Reels

During the summer, Alaska is a hotbed of fly anglers. Many are new to Alaska and have only fished with a five-weight in spring creeks and tailwaters of many incredible streams and rivers in the lower Forty-Eight. One question we get a lot about coming to Alaska for fly fishing is, “if I were only…
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Apr 19 2022

Fly Tying: Llewych (Gleamer)

Recently I was asked to do a magazine article for Trout & Salmon magazine in the UK. I had to write it about a “sea trout” (sea-run brown trout) pattern and I could think of none better to ask than Sean Thomas in Wales. He gave me one of his nighttime patterns that he calls…
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Apr 18 2022

Deneki Chronicles: 3 Random Bonefishing Tips

In this week’s Deneki Chronicles we explore some Bonefishing Tips. Casting short of a fish is better than casting past it.  If you see a big fish cruising and you are trying to get your flies in front of it, a shorter cast is often more effective than casting far.  If your cast is too…
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Apr 16 2022

Travel Insurance: Just Do it

Destination travel is the name of the game. At Deneki Outdoors we’re all about travel, and not just to our family of lodges. Over the years, fly rods in hand, many of our Deneki Outdoors Team have traveled around the globe pursuing fly fishing experiences in some of the most remote locations, seeking adventure. Regardless…
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Apr 12 2022

Fly Tying: Fish-Skull Skulpin Bunny

Sculpin patterns are a go-to when it comes to trout. Dead drift or a slow strip imitating a sculpin swim, sculpin style patterns are effective in rivers worldwide. Normally fished close to the bottom, the Fish-Skull Skulpin Bunny goes down and gets down fast to where the fish are, thanks to the Fish-Skull Sculpin Helmet….
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Apr 11 2022

Deneki Chronicles: Spey Casting and Current Speed

spey casting and current speed

Be mindful of your feelings. When determining which Spey cast to use in a given situation, most experienced Spey anglers take into account three primary variables; wind direction (upstream wind, downstream wind, etc.), river position (which side of the river you’re casting from), and obstacles (trees, rocks, banks, or other obstructions that limit your casting…
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