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Feb 27 2014

Redington Vapen Red Review

Redington Vapen Red Review

Redington’s Vapen Red fast-action rod has gotten quite a bit of press over the past year.  We had the chance to fish one last week at Andros South, and we really liked it.  Here’s the review! Intro and Specs We fished the Vapen 890-4V – a 9 foot 8 weight.  Redington has another line of…
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Jan 21 2014

Unsticking Fly Rod Ferrules

Unsticking Fly Rod Ferrules

If you’ve fished long enough, after a long day on the water you have experienced the sections of your rod stuck together at the ferrules. This can happen for several reasons, but regardless of the reason, it can be rather frustrating. However, nothing is more frustrating than cracking a ferrule or breaking off a stripping…
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Dec 18 2013

Hair Ties as Rod Straps

Hair Ties as Rod Straps

If you’re headed out to fish a local piece of water, there’s often no need to bring your rod in a tube – rod tubes are bombproof, but they’re also clunky to carry and pack, they make you take the reel off your rod, and they’re totally overkill if you’re just hopping in your car….
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Oct 29 2013

Put the Wood to ‘Em

Bend the Butt Section

We’ve harped on this before, but when fighting big anadramous fish it’s crucial to keep the pressure on all the way throughout the fight. This means bending the rod all the way down to the butt section as this is where the strength of the rod is.  At Alaska West we see many fish come unbuttoned due to…
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Sep 30 2013

Bonefishing Tip: Make Sure Your Rod Loads Easily

Load Your Bonefish Rod

When anglers ask us about what gear they should bring to South Andros, we first cover the basics of what should be in their quiver. Then we get to an absolutely fundamental piece of advice – make sure your rod loads easily. What You Don’t Want The worst setup for bonefish on South Andros is…
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Aug 06 2013

Loaner Gear – It’s Free!

Saltwater Fly Fishing Gear

Today we’re back with another edition of “Questions We Get Asked A Lot”. We’ll paraphrase an email we received this week from an angler in Michigan who’s thinking about joining us at Andros South.  “I’m thinking about a bonefishing trip.  All my fishing so far has been in fresh water.  Do you have saltwater fly…
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Jul 04 2012

Spey Rods for King Salmon

Spey Rods for Chinook Salmon

One of our specialties at Deneki Outdoors is spey fishing for king salmon.  Alaska West and BC West are located on two of the very few rivers in the world that provide consistent, productive fishing for kings (call ’em chinooks when you’re in Canada) on swung flies, and spey rods are the preferred tool for…
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Jun 07 2012

Sage ONE Rod Review – Bonefishing

Sage ONE Review

Introduction Sage introduced the ONE rod series last year as a replacement for their venerable Z-Axis series.  We’ve spent a bunch of time fishing ONE rods on South Andros, from pre-production 7 weights to the right-up-the-middle 890-4, to the borderline-for-bonefishing 691-4.  We’ve had a ton of fun fishing these rods on the flats, so we…
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May 24 2012

What’s Your Favorite King Salmon Rod?

Favorite King Salmon Rod

We’ve gotten some really interesting input from all of you when we’ve asked you about your favorite fly rods for steelhead, trout and bonefish. Since we’ll catching king salmon at Alaska West and chinook salmon at BC West (local terminology!) in just a few weeks, we figured it’s a great time to ask you about…
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Oct 13 2011

Preparing for Your Bonefishing Trip

Bonefish by Louis Cahill Photography

Our fall season at Andros South starts a week from Saturday!  Man, are we fired up to get back out on the flats. Since we know a lot of you are planning fall bonefishing trips, we figured we’d assemble a little list of articles that will help you prepare. Casting Practice.  Just do it –…
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