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Deneki Chronicles: Fly Casting for Distance
This week's Deneki Chronicles shows us the basics of fly casting for distance. Tip number four, illustrated. Photo: Louis Cahill. Let's face it.. We all want...
Deneki Chronicles: Spey Casting and Current Speed
Be mindful of your feelings. Current speed matters. Photo: Gregory Houska. When determining which Spey cast to use in a given situation, most experienced Spey anglers...
Deneki Chronicles: Wind on Your Right Shoulder?
Sometimes the wind is not your friend. Photo: Louis Cahill Casting a fly rod with the wind blowing the line into your body is probably the...
Mind Your Line: Flats Boat Line Management
Captain Jeremy Inman, Saltwater extraordinaire, Bristol Bay Fly Fishing Guide and "decent" foosball player provides us with some insight on managing your fly line while fishing from a flats boat....
Deneki Chronicles: Casting Short for Bonefish – 3 Tips
Bonefish, 11 o'clock, 20 feet. Photo: Hollis Bennett. We say it all the time, but at Andros South you don't need to cast very far to...
Deneki Chronicles: Boondoggin’ for Rainbows – 4 Tips
This week's Deneki Chronicles..."Boondoggin." Successful boondoggin'. Photo: Cameron Miller Bryan Burke works in our Anchorage office now, but he earned his stripes guiding guests at Alaska...
Deneki Chronicles: The Off-Shoulder Cast
In today's episode of Deneki Chronicles, we discuss and show you how to use the off-shoulder cast on windy days at Andros South Lodge. Presenting a fly with the wind...
Deneki Chronicles: How Far Should I Lead a Bonefish?
Charlie says: Lead him mon! Photo: Kyle Shea A question we get asked all the time at Andros South is 'how far should I lead a...
