In case you weren’t aware, yesterday was National Underdog Day. Seriously folks, we couldn’t make this stuff up. So, in light of this major holiday (insert sarcastic tone), we’re coming at you with a photo of one of the biggest underdogs of them all, the chum salmon. During the first half of our season at Alaska…
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Gear Store
Thanks for stopping by! Right now we are not offering Deneki gear for sale via an online store. If you are looking for something in particular, please feel free to contact us using this form. Let us know what you’re seeking, and we’ll get back to you right away. Thanks again, Deneki Outdoors
Late Season Dollies
Today we present you with a cool photo of a dolly varden, courtesy of Alaska West guide, Zac Cassill. They might not get the same press as some of our other species, but if fun is your prerogative, we think fast past action for late-season, clowned-up dollies is hard to beat. Drop us a line to come see for…
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Travel
Travel to Rio Salvaje Lodge is a two-step process. This is a remote part of the world, but the payoff for the travel is huge! International Flight to Santiago The first step of the journey is an international flight to Santiago, the capital of Chile. Many major airlines serve Santiago. These flights typically involve overnight…
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Rates and Booking
We are offering a single trip option during our mid-January through March season at Rio Salvaje. Prices for the 2017 season will be set soon, but feel free to contact us if you’d like immediate information. Trip price include all food, lodging, guided fishing and use of loaner gear. Prices do not include travel to…
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Comfortable, Casual Accommodations
You might be in the wilderness when you arrive at Rio Salvaje, but you are by no means roughing it! About the Lodge The lodge itself is a traditional two-story Chilean build. The downstairs has bedrooms for up to eight guests, each of which is double occupancy, and each bedroom has its own private bath…
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Lose Control? Reach for the Stripping Guide!
Good line control is important when fishing for bonefish. Things can happen pretty fast once your fly hits the water, which is why we like to teach our guests to stay in contact with their fly line at all times, even when shooting line. However, no one’s perfect! And whether you’re making a cast, stripping…
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Innovative Tippet Material From Arc Fishing
Its been a while since we’ve seen anything truly innovative in the world of leader and tippet material. However, the folks at ARC Fishing have come out with some pretty exciting new products that we think might change the way we look at what we’re attaching our fly to. We think of couple of their…
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Information
Looking for information on one of our lodges? Well here are some links to get you fishing. Just click the link for the lodge you are interested in, fill out the form you’ll find there, and get to fishing! Rapids Camp Lodge Alaska West Andros South BC West Need more (or a different kind of)…
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Shooting Line Under Control – The ‘OK’ Sign
It’s no secret that shooting line is an essential skill in nearly all avenues of fly fishing where distance is concerned. Flats fishing is no exception. However, a common mistake we see when shooting line (in a purely fishing scenario) is completely letting go of the fly line. Angler ‘X’ makes one, two, three false casts,…
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