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Sep 30 2020

Advanced Bead Fishing for Trout: Matching Bead to Hook Size

Naknek trout at Rapids Camp Lodge

With it being mega rainbow season here in Alaska, specifically at Rapids Camp Lodge on the Naknek River, this is the second post this week on advanced bead fishing tips. You can find the post on advanced bead fishing for rainbow trout about matching the egg-hatch here. Both of these posts are courtesy of Rapids…
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Aug 17 2020

Swinging for Naknek Rainbows – Video

Spey fishing for Naknek rainbow trout

Fall on the Naknek River, home to our Rapids Camp Lodge, is a trout-spey angler’s dream. In fact, we’d go so far as to say you’d be hard pressed to find a better river to chase trophy-sized resident trout with spey rods anywhere else in the world. How good could it really be you ask?…
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Jul 27 2020

Timeless Tips: 9 Questions About Alaskan Trout You Were Afraid to Ask

Today is another edition of a series of posts where we answer basic questions about some of the topics we normally cover in a lot of detail.  No question is too simple! We’ve covered basic questions about bonefishing and spey fishing.  On to trout fishing in Alaska… 9 Questions About Alaskan Trout Fishing You Were…
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May 26 2020

4 Different Ways To Trout Fish Alaska

Alaska has some of the best rainbow trout fishing in the world.  At Deneki Outdoors, we are spoiled in the trout fishing opportunities we have.  Whether on the Kanektok River, the Naknek River, or the numerous streams we fly out to, we are surrounded by trout fishing opportunities. We target our trout a little different…
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Mar 02 2020

Spring Is Coming // The Blue Winged Olive

One of the first signs of spring for trout fisherman is the appearance of a small gray bug that looks like a little sailboat floating down the river. The Blue Wing Olive is a mayfly that is prolific on cold water rivers throughout the United States. A member of the genus Baetis, BWOs hatch from…
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Oct 07 2019

How Close can you get to your Target? Trout Fishing Edition..

This is an important criteria to consider regardless of your target species.  Ideally you want to stand as close to the fish as possible without spooking them.  But what controls this distance? There are a range of factors and we break them down here. Water clarity.  Are you fishing a shallow spring creek or a…
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Jul 20 2019

Size Isn’t Everything..

The great John Gierach once wrote, “Maybe your stature as a fly fisherman isn’t determined by how big a trout you can catch, but by how small a trout you can catch without begin disappointed.”  In a day where grip n grins and big fish flaunting dominate social media, I think Gierach’s quote is more…
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May 25 2019

Early Season Alaska, More than just Kings!

When our Alaska guests think of June in the Last Frontier one species immediately jumps into their mind, the mighty King Salmon.  This is for good reason. We love to target these beast with a range of different fishing techniques and are lucky to be able to do so on some of the best King…
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May 07 2019

Under Appreciated Food Source for Trout // The Crane Fly

On most productive trout streams, the food menu throughout the year can be intimidating.  From the big three aquatic insects (mayflies, caddisflies, and stoneflies), to crustaceans, terrestrials, midges, and even other fish.  Just walk into any Western fly shop and you will see an overwhelming amount of fly bins, all filled with different imitations.  One…
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Apr 29 2019

5 Tips for Catching Educated Trout

I believe all fish are smart.  If they weren’t, they’d be dead.  With that being said, I think a fish being educated is different than a fish being smart.  An educated fish (or trout for the sake of this article) is one that deals with a lot of angling pressure.  As the popularity of fly…
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