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Jan 22 2021

The New Fly Angler, Welcome!

If you’re new to the Deneki Blog, maybe you heard about us through a friend or found our site during a search because you’re interested in fly fishing.  We want to say, ‘welcome’ and we hope our content is helpful on your journey to new fly fishing pursuits.  All of the members of our team…
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Jan 19 2021

Deneki Custom Fly Series: Rapids Camp Smolt

There is a fish phenomenon that happens during the first part of the season at Rapids Camp Lodge during the month of June. The “smolt bust” is where predatory Rainbow Trout swim around the rapids section of the Naknek River and target smolt to eat. You can tell it’s a bust from the smolt and…
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Jan 18 2021

Deneki Chronicles: Spey Casting Tips – Stuart Foxall on Adjusting Overhang

spey fishing- stuart foxall on adjusting overhang

Deneki Chronicles is an archive of past blog posts that are still relevant regardless of how old they are. They are timeless tips that will improve your fishing. Over the last several years of hosting trips and spending days on the river almost exclusively with Spey anglers, I have become increasingly aware of the importance of…
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Jan 11 2021

Deneki Chronicles: Spey Casting Tips – Anchor Placement

Deneki Chronicles is an archive of past blog posts that are still relevant regardless of how old they are. They are timeless tips that will improve your fishing. This post will help improve your Spey Cast dramatically by making sure to be mindful of your anchor placement. Anchor placement is one of the keys to…
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Jan 08 2021

March 2021 Andros South Bonefish School

Once again we are pleased to offer two bonefish schools at Andros South Lodge during the 2020/21 season.  This coming season there will be two week long schools to help anglers of all abilities enhance their understanding and skill of saltwater flats fishing. Then in March our long-time friend and fishing guide from Asheville, NC, Walker Parrott will…
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Jan 05 2021

Fishing Tip: Over Wading

Fly tying savant, fishing extraordinaire, and most importantly, Friend of Deneki, Stuart Foxall drops some knowledge about wading while fishing. Trust us, this is something you’ll want to consider. Enjoy! There’s one major mistake that I see made while swinging for kings on the mighty Kanektok River time and time again. Over wading……and here’s the…
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Jan 04 2021

Deneki Chronicles: Rigging Stinger Hooks – The Twisted Hitch

Rigging stinger hook style flies.

Deneki Chronicles is an archive of past blog posts that are still relevant, effective, or funny. We don’t have a lot of funny ones. This post is a classic from one from Alaska West Lodge Jerry French. Today we present you with some rigging wizardry courtesy of Alaska West guide, Jerry French. You may recognize…
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Dec 28 2020

Deneki Chronicles: How to Pack for Your Day of Bonefishing

It actually matters a lot what’s in here. Today’s post relates to packing and bonefishing, but it’s not about loading your big bag before you leave your house – you already know how to do that. Today we’re talking about your typical day on a bonefishing trip – it’s the first morning of your week…
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Dec 21 2020

Deneki Chronicles: All About Bonefish Leaders

Deneki Chronicles reintroduces past blog post we determined to be applicable, timeless or funny. Here is one about Bonefish leaders with some great video too! Enjoy. We’ve told you a little bit in the past about why you might want to tie your own leaders when you’re fishing in the saltwater. A conversation with Bruce…
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Dec 18 2020

Guide Tip: Don’t Be A Watcher

Today’s post comes from our Head Guide at Rapids Camp Lodge Chad Bryson. Thank you for your contribution Chad! Countless times during my career I have witnessed fly rods break. Occasionally, it is due truly to a manufacturing defect. Occasionally. Most of the time it is complete operator error in some capacity. No matter if…
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