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Dec 17 2013

Three Random Bonefishing Tips

Stripping and Bonefishing

Here are three things you can do to catch more bonefish.  Enjoy! Use a stiff leader.  Stiff leaders help turn over bigger flies, and they make your cast land straighter too.  Here’s how to tie your own. Try a curl cast to a fish swimming away.  Advanced anglers only on this one!  Shots at fish…
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World-Class Remote Fishing

Halibut Fishing at Rapids Camp

Rapids Camp Lodge is located smack dab in the middle of Alaska’s Bristol Bay Area – the beating heart of fish country. Situated about 7 miles downstream from Naknek Lake on the Naknek River, RCL offers anglers access to all species of Pacific salmon, trophy rainbow trout and monster halibut. Right next door is Katmai National…
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Nov 09 2013

Fighting Bonefish in the Mangroves

Fighting Bonefish in the Mangroves-1

You spotted your bonefish, made a beautiful cast despite the wind, retrieved your fly at just the right pace to get the follow, and the fish took the fly. You even fought the urge to trout set, and instead strip set the fly making a solid connection.  Fish on! Although you did everything right, your…
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Nov 07 2013

The Family Just Got Bigger

Bigger Family

We have some news to announce today!  Deneki Outdoors has been acquired by the fine folks at Rapids Camp Lodge. What Does It Mean? We’re a bigger, stronger, happier family now.  Alaska West, Andros South and BC West will continue to operate just as they have all along.  We’ve got a top-tier Alaskan fly-out lodge…
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Oct 31 2013

12 Reasons to Fish at Andros South

Bonefish Guide by Louis Cahill Photography

We try to provide you with lots of interesting content about fly fishing here on the Deneki blog.  That being said, we run fishing lodges for a living so every once in a while we hit you with a blatant sales pitch.  Today is one of those days. Thanks for reading our blog! In no…
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Oct 21 2013

3 Things to Look for in Your Andros Bonefish Fly

Andros Bonefish Fly by Louis Cahill Photography

OK, you’re going to chase Andros Island bonefish over the next 6 months, and you’re trying to decide which flies to bring along.  We’ve written quite a few posts on the topic of bonefish flies, but today we’ll keep it simple. South Andros Bonefish Flies – Three Things to Look For No weedguard.  Here’s an…
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Oct 10 2013

Five Favorite Flats Fishing Videos

Bonefish Sign

Two weeks until we open at Andros South! We’ll celebrate with 5 of our favorite videos about flats fishing. NOTE: If you’re viewing this in a newsletter or a reader, click here to see the videos on our web site. Hand Tied Bonefish Leaders Bruce Chard shows the why and the how. Casting in the…
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Sep 30 2013

Bonefishing Tip: Make Sure Your Rod Loads Easily

Load Your Bonefish Rod

When anglers ask us about what gear they should bring to South Andros, we first cover the basics of what should be in their quiver. Then we get to an absolutely fundamental piece of advice – make sure your rod loads easily. What You Don’t Want The worst setup for bonefish on South Andros is…
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Sep 19 2013

9 Questions About Bonefishing You Were Afraid to Ask

Bonefishing from a Boat by Louis Cahill Photography

Last week we answered some basic questions about spey fishing.  Today we’re doing the same for our favorite sport on the flats in the Bahamas – bonefishing! This post is meant for people who are new to bonefishing – if you’re already an expert you’re better off poking around here. 9 Questions About Bonefishing You…
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Sep 13 2013

9 Questions About Spey Fishing You Were Afraid to Ask

Skagit Casting

We love spey fishing.  We also know that spey fishing can be a little intimidating when you first dip your toe in. It shouldn’t be!  Spey fishing is just another fun way to fish.  It’s not better or worse or harder or easier or simpler or more complicated than ‘normal’ fly fishing. Today we present…
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