Tackle Most
of Alaska's fly-fishing is done with wet flies. There is some dry fly
fishing for grayling, sea-run Dolly Varden and mousing for rainbows.
We recommend that you bring three fly rods for the trip: a light rod
for dries/indicator style fishing, your primary/boat rod that fishes
a sinking tip line/or floating line and a salmon rod. By having three
outfits ready to go you will be fishing more with the changing river
conditions we encounter.  
Primary/Boat Outfit
Fly Reels For your lightweight and primary boat rods look for reels to complement the outfits with 100-150 yards of 20# backing with the corresponding fly lines. Spare spools are nice for either the sink-tip or floating lines. For King salmon a larger reel with more backing is suggested. Leaders Bring a couple 9' taper leaders to 4x/5x tippet for your light outfit. Do not worry about leaders for your other outfits as we have our own leader materials and bimini twist system that will be set up for all your rods. This leader system allows us to land and release fish faster, thus increasing the fish's chances for survival. Rod Tube Rods should be transported in a durable rod case. PVC pipe is ideal, allowing the opportunity to carry a variety of rods. All rod tubes will be taped together and strapped on the rafts.
Fly Patterns
Spin Casting
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