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Jun 2, 2024
5:18:34pm

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If this is your first time and you plan on going back in the future you should

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Recommendations for fishing in Alaska needed.

BigEasyCougar

Jun 2, 4:34pm

You have to check on the runs for the area you are going. That time of year

cougar95

Jun 2, 4:47pm

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blueaussie

Jun 2, 4:52pm

If this is your first time and you plan on going back in the future you should

bbhammer

Jun 2, 5:18pm

When I was a kid, my dad rented a boat for us to go salmon fishing in BC. My

nc-puma

Jun 2, 5:46pm

Yep, 7 wt min, 8 wt would be best imo. They really pull hard.

cougar95

Jun 3, 4:06pm

I have 8wt for those of us fly fishing and a sturdy spinning rods as well. Just

BigEasyCougar

Jun 3, 4:16pm

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