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Equipment Needed for Spinning/Bait Casting
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Typically 8 ft med-heavy spin/bait cast rods |
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Bait casting - we suggest Abu Garcia's Ambassador C3 6500 series. Spinning - Shimano makes a durable model with unmatchable drag in the Stradic ST 6000 FG. |
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Maxima Chameleon 25# |
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Storm Wiggle Wart - combinations of orange, green, and metallic silver colors. -Blue Fox Pixee spoons ¼ oz. or Corky floater/Glo-bug yarn drift rigs, various colors. |
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Equipment Needed for Fly-Fishing King Salmon Heavy shooting sink-tips with shooting fly lines & large, weighted flies with sharp strong hooks are needed for succesful fly fishing for Alaska King Salmon!
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We use 11 - 12 weight fly rods in order to cast the desired tackle as well as to exert enough pressure to have a prayer of turning the head of a 40+ lb. King Salmon. Many of our fly fishing guests prefer the 2-handed spey rod, 9-10 wt., 12-15ft in length for ease of casting, presentation and strength for fighting big king salmon in fast water. |
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Large! 3.5-4.0 inch spools. & a strong, dependable drag system. i.e. Billy Pate Bonefish saltwater reels, Sage 5500, Ross Saltwater, etc. |
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Flies Used in Fly Fishing Alaska king salmon
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10-12 weight compatible fly line w/ shooting taper (150 yds). Leaders are typically short for Kings, 14-18 lb. mono, 2-4 ft in length. |
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Lake Creek Egg-sucking leech, purple and/or black w/ pink head... Preferably 3 - 4 inch tube flies with 3/0 or 4/0 Gamakatsu Octopus Hooks |
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