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Fly Tying: Naknek River Leech
This segment of Fly Tying is provided by Mossy’s Fly Shop, which has been serving Alaskans since 2010. If you’re traveling to Alaska for a Fly Fishing adventure and need fly...
Fly Tying: Copper John
One of the most iconic and recognized fly patterns ever, the Copper John is an effective pattern in various watersheds, conditions, and seasons. Mr. John Barr designed this fly pattern...
3 Reasons You Should Try a Tippet Ring for Fly Fishing in Alaska
Like it or not, Valentine's Day is this month. And for many, flowers, chocolates, and romantic dinners are the go-to gifts to express love and affection. For some love birds,...
Fly Tying: Purple Haze
Well, winter is fully upon us here in Alaska. For many fly anglers, particularly those of us in Alaska stuck inside the cold and darkness, it's time to turn on...
3 Reasons You Should Use Your Wader Pouch and What To Put In It.
We're in the thick of it here in Alaska, and when it comes to fly fishing, anglers often focus on their rods, reels, and flies, neglecting the importance of a...
Fly Tying: Trout Spey Micro Sculpin
Trout Spey Micro Sculpin If you haven't noticed, we are big on Trout Spey. We like everything about it. As it continues to quickly be adopted by more fly anglers,...
Deneki Chronicles: Tying Neater Flies – 5 (More) Tips
Number 4, Quality Materials. Photos: Stuart Foxall. For many of us winter means fly tying season, and last week we shared with you 5 tips for tying neater/tidier looking flies....
Deneki Chronicles: Tying Neater Flies – 5 Tips
It's been said that flies catch fly tyers, not fish. Odds are most fish don't notice that the head of the fly is a little on the bulky side, or that...
