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I'm making my first trip to Alaska at the end of Aug. We will be there
almost two weeks. We plan on fishing for Halibut for a couple of days then jumping around on creeks, rivers and backwaters in the Anchorage area. From what I've been reading it seems fly fishing for Steelhead is quite ambitious if not as difficult and time consuming as musky fishing can be. If we are there at an appropriate time is a 7/8 weight rod sufficient for steelhead? I'm not sure if our timing will be right for steelhead as I havent checked flow data and such for waters we will be on, plus I dont really know anything about the area or steelhead for that matter. My father, who was there less than a year ago, emailed me some creek names to check out online but I havent gotten that far yet. My gut tells me a 7/8wt. is ok but I'm just not sure. I bought the rod to use for pike and carp fishing but havent gotten around to using it yet. I usually use a 3-6wt. here in Colorado and back home in Wyoming. Anyone got any suggestions for creek/river fishing around Anchorage? How about Pike fishing? Thanks, Matt Mika |
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