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Re: going to Alaska
Hi fin??whatfin??,
If you are fishing for Rock Fish I am afraid a fly rod is not the best tool. Rock fish can be very deep. You would be better off targeting Halibut but not with a fly rod. The commercial harvesting of rock fish was allowed to damage the fishery before it was determined that rock fish are slow to mature. If you want to fly fish on your trip you should try the streams you mentioned. Frank
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Re: going to alaska
if I went to alaska I would have to hit up bus 142
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Re: going to alaska
Hi 'fin',
You don't mention when you'll be going or to which area, but I agree with wfosborn that salmon in the coves can be exciting and productive on flies—depending on the time you go. In addition, I would also suggest looking for Dolly Varden near the mouths of streams. Allen R
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Re: going to alaska
i am going up on June 21st. I would fish after we got our limit of salmon/halibut out at sea. it is on an island called elfin cove.
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Re: going to alaska
Hi fin,
The Sockeye's will probably be running then, my personal favorite on the fly rod, but very picky about taking a fly. Depending on the area, Chinook can also be caught then. And yes, the Dolly are in most of the coves with streams that have salmon fry coming out of them right now. I was hooking one on every cast today. I've never fished down there, but I hear there are tons of small streams around there with trout, so I'm sure you can find something great to catch when your done fishing in the deep water! --W |
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Re: going to alaska
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Have fun. Allen R
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Re: going to alaska
All this talk about fishing Alaska sure is making me envious. Hope you guys post some pics for the rest of us to enjoy! I sure miss the fishing there, maybe next year I will plan another trip!
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Re: going to alaska
thanks for the advice i will bring back pictures. hopefully one of a 200 + lb halibut. i love halibut not fly fishing but still fun.
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