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Feb 10 2025

I Want to Spey Fish. Do I Go Skagit or Scandi First?

If you have been following us for any length of time, you know we really like Spey fishing at Alaska West Lodge and Rapids Camp Lodge. It is one of our favorite ways (who are we kidding, it’s our favorite) to target Alaska’s big rainbow trout and salmon. Over the last couple of decades, Spey…
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Feb 04 2025

What’s The Difference: Skagit and Scandi

Are you new to Spey or Two-hand rod casting and don’t know the difference between Skagit and Scandi lines? You’re not alone. At first glance, it is difficult to tell the difference. Both Skagit and Scandi lines are shooting-head line systems used in fly fishing, but they have differentiating features and applications. that said, they’re…
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Jan 30 2025

Tip: 3 Essential Casts for Beginner Spey Anglers

The Two-handed Cast is a beautiful thing. Spey casting is a powerful technique that can revolutionize your fly fishing experience by allowing you to cover more water than a conventional single-handed fly rod. If you’re new to Spey Fishing or using a two-handed fly rod, below are 3 essential casts you should learn first. When…
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Jan 23 2025

4 Tips To Improve Your Single Hand Cast

Casting can be hard, especially if you’re new to fly fishing. Heck, even seasoned anglers sometimes struggle with their casting techniques. Whether you’re new to fly fishing or an experienced angler, improving your casting skills can significantly enhance your fly fishing experience whether mousing for BRTs (Big Rainbow Trout) in Alaska or hooking bonefish at…
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Dec 17 2024

Bonefish Tips: “Don’t TROUT SET Mon!”

If you’ve ever gone bonefishing at Andros South Lodge or any other place in The Bahamas, you’ve probably heard the phrase extolled by your enthusiastic Bahamian Guide. When you trout set, your fly rod can be used as a shock absorber by being raised; it provides a smooth, consistent pull on the fly that shields…
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Nov 22 2024

Another DIY by Rapids Camp Lodge

They say lighting doesn’t strike twice, but Rapids Camp Lodge sure does with another DIY (Do-It-Yourself) fishing opportunity for adventurous and seasoned anglers. Rapids Camp Lodge is now offering, for a limited time during the season, a DIY Spike Camp Style opportunity to fish the world-famous Nushagak River in Bristol Bay on your own terms….
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Oct 01 2024

9 Questions about Bonefishing At Andros South Lodge But Afraid To Ask

With Alaska West Lodge and Rapids Camp Lodge wrapped up, we’re trading in our waders and thermals for shorts and sunshirts! As it’s bonefishing season! We’re confident there are a lot of Trout and Salmon anglers who have an inkling of bonefishing and have questions. Obviously, if you’re a seasoned bonefish angler, this is not…
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Sep 24 2024

Top Flies to Bring to Andros South Lodge 2024 – 2025

Are you planning a fishing trip to Andros South Lodge? Known as the bonefishing capital of the world, South Andros Island offers incredible opportunities for anglers targeting bonefish. To maximize your success, it’s essential to pack the right flies. Here’s a comprehensive guide to the top bonefish flies you should consider bringing along. Essential Fly…
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Aug 14 2024

Wader Up: 3 Wading Tips For Short(er) Anglers

Fly anglers come in many shapes and sizes, and those of us who are vertically oppugned face unique but not uncommon challenges when it comes to wading in rivers and streams. We can’t always go where everyone else can go. However, with the proper techniques and equipment, shorter anglers can navigate the waters just as…
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Apr 03 2024

4 Reasons You Should Get Travel Insurance For Your Fly Fishing Trip To Alaska Or Anywhere Else

Alaska has vast and untamed landscapes beckoning anglers worldwide to experience the thrill of fly fishing in its pristine waters for massive fish. From chasing after a variety of salmon to casting lines amidst breathtaking scenery for trophy-size rainbow trout, a fly fishing trip to Alaska promises unforgettable moments and unmatched natural beauty. For all,…
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