General
Save Bristol Bay Update: Appeals
In case you haven't noticed, They're at it again. Currently, there is activity around Bristol Bay and Pebble Mine. Despite the denied permits by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,...
The Fishing Work Out
Starting off “It’s just fishing.” Nothing is more insulting to an Alaskan fly-out fishing guide than this Napoleonic statement. Commonly said by ne’er-do-well non-anglers who regard fly fishing as something...
The Opening of the Hangar
Opening of the Hangar The beginning of each Alaska season has many landmark events. Such as, splashing the boats or opening the lodge doors for the first time in 8...
Fly Tying: Flashy Tube Bandit
The Flashy Tube Bandit The month of August in Alaska is a special time of year. The salmon have made their way through the rivers and have begun their prescribed...
South Andros Island: Remarkable Bonefishing
For a fishing trip, South Andros Island is possibly the most private and pristine natural environment. Walking the flats of South Andros Island in The Bahamas chasing bonefish is a...
Greetings…We have New Boats
Deneki Outdoors is proud to announce new boats at Andros South Lodge! Andros South Lodge now has six of the finest skiffs made by Hell's Bay Boatworks. Comfort, speed, and...
Gear Review: Redington Chromer Spey Rod
At the time of the review (fall of 2020), the Redington Chromer rod was available. Since then, Redington had discontinued the Chromer and has replaced it with the Claymore. According...
Fly Tying: Partridge & Orange Soft Hackle
Soft Hackles are a forgotten and underrated fly pattern in Alaska. They shouldn’t be. Soft hackles are divided into two categories; Buzz flies, which are tied with palmered hackle to...
