Today we present you with a beautiful picture of a beautiful fish in a beautiful place – the mouth of the Dean River. Nice fish, Jason. More on Dean River Steelhead Jeff Hickman’s Steelhead Rig Dean Steelhead Fly Roundup Nice Fish from 2012
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Alaska Trout Fishing
Well, this picture we think captures an awful lot about trout fishing in Alaska. Angler Guide Big net Beautiful spots Deep red stripe Big tail Clear water Flesh fly What else? Tosh Brown took this picture. More on Trout Fishing in Alaska Rainbow Trout in Alaska Favorite Trout Rods Spey Fishing for Trout: Tactics
Letting Him Swim
Louis Cahill and Kent Klewein team up on another look at bonefishing from a different angle. More Pictures from Andros South South Andros Mini-Gallery The Mangrove Shuffle Poling
Spots.
Here’s our friend Brian Pitser, with a really heavily spotted leopard rainbow trout. More on Leopard Rainbows Introduction to Trout at Alaska West All About Trout Fishing – Link Page You Don’t Know Where the Big Ones Live
Sculpin
This is why we fish a lot of large sculpin patterns for large rainbow trout at Alaska West. More on Large Rainbow Trout Really Rad Rainbows Nice Fish, Gary Western Alaska Trout Lifecycles
Nice Chinook, Graham!
BC West guest Graham Pearson displays the benefit of fishing the Dean River in June – the purple-backed, broad shouldered ocean going demon otherwise known as the Dean River chinook salmon. Nice fish, Graham. More Nice Fish Tarpon Bonefish Barracuda
We’re Not in the Keys Any More
Bruce Chard, legendary Florida Keys guide and Andros South Bonefishing School instructor, brought his son B.J. to Alaska West last summer. They had a blast, despite having to wear a lot more clothing than they’re used to back at home… Nice fish, guys! More on Rainbow Trout in Alaska Fishing Techniques We Use for Trout…
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Nice King, Finn
Here’s long-time (seriously) Alaska West guest Finn Ward with a very nice king salmon and a lot of enthusiasm. Good times! More on King Salmon at Alaska West 6 Reasons to Fish Alaska West in July Thunderdoming Not Always As Deep As You Think
Nice ‘Cuda, Greg.
Greg Davisson and his dad Gary are great long-time friends and guests at Alaska West and Andros South. Earlier this month they joined us on Andros, and among other critters Greg caught this dandy of a barracuda. No, that’s not a fly in its mouth. Nice ‘cuda, Greg! We look forward to seeing you guys…
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Alaskan Trout – What’s the Difference?
It’s cool when somebody who knows fishing and knows science can tell you in detail about the critters you love. Alaska West’s own Jordan Sly dishes today on our leopard rainbow trout. This is a good one! What Makes Alaskan Trout Different Living in Washington among a large population of steelhead anglers I often get…
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