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Apr 25 2022

Deneki Chronicles: 5 Ways to Catch More Rainbow Trout

Catching rainbow trout at Alaska West is not all that difficult – in fact, it’s easy to catch ‘some.’  That being said, great anglers catch more, and great anglers catch the bigger ones.  Here are five ways you can make yourself into a ‘greater’ trout angler in our part of the world. Mend less.  Our…
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Oct 08 2011

Three Good Articles

Rainbow Trout from Alaska

Tips for Catching Trout in a Recessed Target Area.  It’s a bit of a mouthful but it’s a great article – from Kirk Deeter at Field and Stream. Using Big Beads as Attractors. Another good tip from Kent at Gink and Gasoline. Chard’s Choker Permit Fly.  Bruce Chard tell us about one of his favorite…
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Aug 05 2011

Good Luck.

Rainbow Trout in Snag

Big rainbow trout in Western Alaska like hanging out around structure.  Snags and drop-offs are some of their favorite neighborhoods – especially for the main channel fish. Good luck getting a fly in front of this one!  It’s not uncommon for us to spot really nice fish in lies that are pretty much un-presentable.  In…
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May 09 2011

5 Ways to Catch More Rainbow Trout

Rainbow Trout Tips

Catching rainbow trout at Alaska West is not all that difficult – in fact it’s easy to catch ‘some’.  That being said, great anglers catch more, and great anglers catch the bigger ones.  Here are 5 ways you can make yourself into a ‘greater’ trout angler in our part of the world. Mend less.  Our…
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Feb 26 2011

Trout in Low Water

Low Water Trout

Summertime in Southern Chile means hot weather and that can mean low water and higher water temperatures.  Places that hold fish in higher water can be void of fish. When water temperatures are high, fish will seek out cooler, more oxygenated water – typically the faster water. Riffles and pocket water are good places to find fish during…
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Dec 28 2010

Brown Trout – Where They Live

We fish for brown trout a lot a Chile West.  Sometimes we’re fishing on foot, and we’ve got lots of time to read the water and decide where to make our next cast.  Sometimes we’re fishing out of a raft, and in that case we’re covering lots of water and making lots of quick decisions…
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Sep 13 2010

4 Things to Learn About Trout

4 Things to Learn About Fishing Alaskan Rainbows From This Picture They like banks. There’s plenty of structure right along grass and tundra banks.  Banks are undercut much more than you would think – giving trout a great combination of cover underneath the bank and access to food in the current. They like ledges. Same…
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May 18 2010

Seams and Backeddies

In a typical river float with Chile West, anglers have the opportunity to fish lots of different types of water using many methods. Occasionally there will be an area where the river dumps into a rock wall and makes a 90 degree turn creating a big backeddy.  Here the current swirls around creating seams that…
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Jan 24 2010

Lies, lies and more lies.

Really.  It was that big.  A horsefly.  Right. Have another. More Fun at Andros South Lots of Fun at Andros South Relax. The Perfect Sandwich

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