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Sep 24 2015

6 Tips for Tying Better Knots

Fly fishing for big silver salmon.

It’s true that the weakest connection in any line or leader is a knot. However, it’s also true that experienced anglers rarely lose fish to knot failure. Break-offs are a bummer.. Here are 6 tips to tying better, stronger knots. Lubricate EACH Step. Most anglers know that its always a good idea to lubricate your knots….
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Sep 17 2015

Airflo Super-Dri Nymph/Indicator Fly Line

Fly fishing for leopard rainbow trout.

Western Alaska is far from the traditionalist’s view of trout fishing. It is not the land of four weights, fine tippets, and microscopic dry flies. Instead, bushy mouse patterns, heavily weighted streamers, and clunky flesh and egg rigs are the norm.. None of which are particularly easy to cast. Most trout specific fly lines are…
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Sep 01 2015

Bright is Beautiful

Fly fishing for silver salmon

Today we present you with nothing more than what we think is a super cool perspective of a silver salmon caught during the last week of our season at Alaska West. Contrary to popular belief, our run of silvers actually extends well past when we finish up our season. Plus, we’re located only six miles…
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Aug 17 2015

Camp Dog Extraordinaire

Camp dogs at Alaska West

Thanks to Deneki staffer, Robby Sanders, for a great photo essay on what we think is an important part of any great fishing lodge, camp dogs! Not just any camp dog however.. We’re talking about Willa, our four legged team member at Alaska West. Many of our guests and staff alike would agree that our…
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Aug 14 2015

Coho Update

Fly fishing for big silver salmon

Despite our late run of chum salmon here at Alaska West, our annual run of silver salmon showed up a little early this year, and in no way are we complaining about that. The coho are in full swing now, and aside from showing up early, we’re also seeing a substantial increase in the average…
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Aug 08 2015

OPST Lazar Line Running Line

OPSTT Lazar Line Running Line

When it comes to skagit casting, we’ve long been fans of mono running lines, particularly when fishing light weight spey or switch rods. Nowadays there are bunch of different options out there, all of which have their advantages and disadvantages. However, a couple weeks ago we were joined by the OPST crew here at Alaska West….
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Frequently Asked Questions

Where in Southern Chile do you fish? We cover a big, beautiful area south of Puerto Montt bordering Hornopirén National Park. What do you fish for? Brown trout, rainbow trout, and king salmon. Is it mostly wading or fishing from a boat? It’s a mix of both, and we can tailor the mix to your…
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Your Trip

Days with Rio Salvaje start early. While you’re enjoying breakfast in your comfortable Chilean accommodations, our crew is hard at work getting prepared for the day. By the time you’re fueled up and ready to go, lunch has been made, fishing gear assembled, vehicles packed and boats inflated and readied for the day. Fishing includes…
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Rainbow Trout

In the early 1900’s rainbow trout stocks were taken from hatcheries in northern California and southern Oregon and transplanted in Argentina and Chile. Southern Chile, with its climate and geography very similar to that of the Pacific Northwest, is an ideal environment for rainbow trout. It’s no wonder these fish have thrived since their introduction….
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Brown Trout

These beautiful fish seem to like making a fashion statement as they all come with their own original dress. Such a variety of colors and spots makes catching Chilean brown trout a photo opportunity every time. Brown trout are carnivorous and cannibalistic, and that makes them aggressive feeders. Large browns tend to be nocturnal and…
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