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5 Reasons that Fall is my Favorite Time on the Kenai

5 Reasons that Fall is my Favorite Time on the Kenai

by Mark Wackler | Sep 2, 2016 | Uncategorized

Less people – It’s no secret that the Kenai Peninsula can get crowded during the summer months. The potential of a World Record King Salmon combined with a massive run of tasty Sockeye Salmon attracts anglers from all over the world during the busy month of July. ...

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SOCKEYE SALMON FISHING SERIES PART V: PUTTING IT TOGETHER

Mar 15, 2023

Now that we've discussed the basic rigging options for gear types, hook choices, knots to use, and sinker options - it's time to put it all together and rig your rod so that it's ready for action!     If you're going to be wielding a fly rod with fly line,...

SOCKEYE SALMON FISHING SERIES PART IV: WEIGHTS/SINKERS

Mar 4, 2023

Attaching some weight to your leader seems like a super simple task to accomplish, but when it comes to sockeye fishing there are certain methods that seem to dramatically increase your success and simultaneously decrease your time dealing with tangles. In addition,...

Sockeye Salmon Fishing Series Part III: Knots

Mar 1, 2023

Knots can be an intimidating part of fishing, and so many new anglers assume that you need to know dozens of different knots in order to be successful, but the reality is that there are only a few knots that you really need to know. The more important thing to know is...

Sockeye Salmon Fishing Series Part II: Hook Choices

Feb 25, 2023

As we continue our sockeye salmon fishing series, it makes a lot of sense to talk about the different options you have when it comes to hooks. Much like other aspects of sockeye salmon fishing, some of this comes down to personal preference, but I'll do my best to...

Sockeye Salmon Fishing Series Part I: Fly vs. Conventional

Feb 18, 2023

Sockeye fishing on the Kenai River may look like an extremely simple act to the untrained eye, but the more time you spend on the famed gravel bars of the Kenai River, the more you realize that there are many ways to accomplish the "Kenai flip," and in fact there are...

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