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So what does Dick recommend in the
way of flies, and the approximate price? Again, Dick recommends
an excellent book, Dan Heiner’s
Alaska’s Wild Rivers. He has included a section from
Alaska’s Wild Rivers which really describers how to fly
fish Alaska, and has a section on recommended fly patterns, and
how
to fish
them.
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Here is a short list…
2 dz. Joe's Custom Sculpin
4 dz. Single Egg 1 dz ea of 4 dif colors
2 dz tarantulas
2 ½ dz. muddle minnows
2 ½ dz. Royal Wulff*
2 ½ dz. Elk Hair Caddis*
1 dz. Humpy Yellow
1 dz. Yellow Stimulator
1 dz. gold ribbed hairs ear ( 3 ea, 6, 8, 10, 12)
2 dz. Red head -krystal egg sucking leech WTD, blk
2 dz. Green head krystal egg sucking leech, WTD, prpl.
2 dz. krystal egg sucking leech WTD, blk
2 dz. krystal egg sucking leech, WTD, prpl.
3 dz. Popsicle
2 dz. Alaskaboo
(usually in pink)
1 dz. mouse
1 dz. mouse /rat
* 4 each of size 10, 12, 14, 16 (Total of 16 flies)
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Joe's Custom Sculpin
In June, Sculpins are the primary food source for the large rainbow trout in the Alagnak river. Joe's Custom Sculpin has been the top producing fly for the last 3 years. You definately don't want to take this trip without a box full of these flies!
For tying instructions, Click Here.
Joe's Custom Sculpin is also available from Hill's Discount Flies.
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Joe's Silver Slayer
Joe's Silver Slayer was designed to attract silvers. The color combinations facilitates savaged strikes as the fly is stripped back to you. This fly outfished all other silver flies on previous silver expeditions.
For tying instructions, Click Here.
Joe's Silver Slayer is also available from Hill's Discount Flies.
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