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Dry Fly Alaska
Many rivers in Alaska offer trout fishing that is unrivaled anywhere else on the planet. Generally, salmon appear in July, and it's nonstop mayhem and fish rodeos until September. But...

Fly Tying: Foam Stimulator
Most anglers associate Alaska with large trout with flesh patterns, swinging leeches, and beads. There is a reason for it. Many anglers don't realize that you can dry fly fish...

Seven Tips for Your Alaskan Fly-out Fishing Trip
Let's Fly Out! If you've got your sights set on an epic Flyout Fishing trip, there is no doubt a hike will be involved. So it's wise to prepare your...

Spring Fever in Alaska
It's Spring Break, but here at Deneki Outdoors, we're excited about springing forward to Summer. I am sure we are all over winter and can't wait for summer, thanks to...

Fly Tying: Complex Twist Bugger
Trout bugs are cool. The Complex Twist Bugger is cool. It is a great streamer that gives you a mix of old school and new school all wrapped in one...

The Fly Tying Mindset with Alex Belonga
Alex Belonga with Straits On the Fly, Custom Flies, and contributor to Deneki Outdoors gives us some insight and things to consider when tying flies. Alex started tying flies after...

Fly Tying: Pot Bellied Pig
What seems many years ago now, I booked my first steelhead trip in British Columbia. Having asked my good friend Brian Niska what sort of patterns I would need for...

Deneki Chronicles: Spey Casts You Need to Learn
More Spey Casts Than One. Photo: Tosh Brown. When it comes to Spey casting, everyone has their "go-to" cast. Your go-to cast is probably the first Spey cast you learned,...
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