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Oct 13 2017

5 Reasons to Fish Poppers for Barracuda

Popper fishing for barracuda

We love fly fishing for barracuda, and while we might be fortunate to be located right in the middle of one of the best bonefish fisheries on the planet, we still spend a lot of time targeting them.. Contrary to popular belief, long, flashy, needlefish imitations aren’t the only fly worth tossing at ‘cuda. In…
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Apr 14 2017

Stay in Control – Incorporate Weight Into Your Streamers

Fly fishing for big wild Alaskan rainbow trout at Alaska West

We all love fishing for trout with surface flies, and in our neck of the woods, there’s nothing quite like watching a trout inhale a rodent.. However, at the end of the day, its arguable that the most effective way to chase these big Alaskan bad boys over the course of a season is to…
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Jan 20 2017

Hone Your Skills at Andros South

Bonefish school at Andros South.

The beauty of fly fishing is that regardless of your experience level, there’s always room for improvement. There’s no mastery. No perfection. Just a life long journey of learning. It’s a huge part of what makes our sport so great to begin with. In fact, we often hear from our anglers that an important part of their trip…
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Jan 16 2017

Three Good Articles

Fly fishing for silver salmon at Alaska West.

We’re humbled each day by how many of you check in with us for your daily dose of fly fishing. However, there are a lot of other great fly fishing articles out there too, and today we share a few of those articles with you. Enjoy! Three Good Articles Your Fly Fishing Go Bag. George Costa…
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Dec 31 2016

New Years Resolutions

Huge king salmon caught at Alaska West.

It’s almost 2017, have you made a New Year’s resolution yet? Let us guess.. Exercise more? Save money? Eat healthier? Get organized? Those are great, but we’ll do you one better.. Here are 10 ways to be a better angler in 2017. Take your pick! In 2017.. I will learn to cast with my opposite hand….
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Dec 06 2016

Loading Reels by Yourself

Rigging fly reels by yourself.

Operating fly fishing lodges in remote locations around the world means we spend a fair amount of time loading reels and rigging gear, lots of gear, in the middle of nowhere. There aren’t any fly shops with fancy line machine’s in the bush, so like many of you, most of the time we do it the…
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Nov 02 2016

Practice Flies

Tying practice flies for fly casting.

A few days ago we stressed how important we think a little casting practice can be before a trip, and how many of our guests at Andros South spend a little time each day at our casting area working out the kinks from their day on the water. Recently, while addressing a few casting flaws…
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Sep 24 2016

What Do You Want Us to Write About?

Fly casting for Naknek rainow trout by Abe Blair

In the nearly 8 years since the inception of our humble little fly fishing blog, we’re happy to report that our online fly fishing community continues to grow! That makes us really happy and we have each and every one of you to thank for it. Some of you have been following along with us…
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Aug 03 2016

Rigging Stinger Hooks – The Twisted Hitch

Rigging stinger hook style flies.

Today we present you with some rigging wizardry courtesy of Alaska West  guide, Jerry French. You may recognize Jerry’s name as part of the original brain trust behind the Intruder. However, intruder style patterns are hardly the only flies Jerry fishes.. In fact, he’d be the first to tell you that great anglers evolve, constantly…
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Jul 26 2016

The King Sling Loop

Tying the king sling knot for spey fishing.

Bad knots are a bummer.. But even a knot tied to perfection is often still the weakest link of any setup. That’s why successful anglers are usually pretty particular about the knots they use. We’re asked all the time what our ‘knot of choice’ is for particular rigging situations, and one question we hear often is…
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