It’s that time of year on the Kenai to catch sumptuous, gorgeous rainbows. Fly anglers match plastic beads with the eggs left behind by spawning fish. These deceptive little bits will attract the rainbows we all hope to hook and bring to hand. Each bead is hand-painted to match nature’s exact color. I’m tremendously grateful to the individuals tasked with painting these petite beads!
This is not your traditional “Bacon and Eggs.” This flesh fly drives Kenai River rainbows wild in the Fall. Which goes to show, that bacon is indeed universally loved by all.
Read more
The other day, I fished with a remarkable group of women who love to be on the river and, better yet, to serve as philanthropists. All of these women serve on boards or within foundations tha...
Read more
Leave a comment
This site is protected by hCaptcha and the hCaptcha Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.