Swing The Fly Alaska

Swing The Fly Alaska Join us in 2017 on the Kenai, Kasilof and Anchor Rivers as we swing flies for king and silver salmon, trophy rainbows and steelhead on the Kenai Peninsula
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It has often been said that when you begin to fly fish, an angler just wants to catch something. When they jump that hurdle it generally morphs into " I want to catch as many as possible". Some anglers eventually get to the point that they have caught enough fish to learn to appreciate the real reason for fly fishing- to catch fish on your own terms. To enjoy the moment. And to truly understand an

d appreciate the anticipation of the grab! While an indicator and a bead may out produce a swung fly at certain times during the salmon spawning cycle, the question then becomes: How many fish do I need to hook in one day? A swung fly will certainly produce hook ups in any river! Am I here to simply hook fish? Or am I here to truly experience the hook up for what it is- an incredible feeling of exhilaration when you FEEL THE GRAB! Traditional wet fly fishing is one of the oldest forms of the practice... and done right, it will teach you a lot about where salmon, trout and steelhead hold in a river. Cast... mend... let the fly sink... sweep the target... and make a twitch or two. You'll feel it when it happens. In this day and age, it's almost liberating! The “grab” of a streamer on the swing is why fly fishermen become passionate about swinging flies. From a 20” rainbow to a 45 # king, that is what the anticipation is all about! Join us in 2017 to experience the grab of a monster king salmon or trophy rainbow on the rivers of the Kenai Peninsula.

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Kenai River
Cooper Landing, AK

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