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SILVER SALMON
Probably the greatest thing about silver salmon is that they are the least salmon-like of any of their anadromous cousins we might come across in Alaska. Toss a fly over a school of migrating silvers—preferably of the pink popping variety—and get ready to watch a dozen fish fight over a hunk of foam like bridesmaids leaping for a bouquet. There’s nothing subtle about it, and that is exactly the point. Due to the nature of this exciting fishery, we prefer a rod with plenty of power to turn over our favorite surface bugs even in the windiest conditions.
Rod: IGNITER 890-4
Reel: TROUT 6/7/8
Lines: RIO Elite Grand WF8F
Flies: Large gurglers, clousers, and poppers. RIO's Hare Snare, RIO's Grab n' Run.
Fisheries: Rivers and lake inlets/outlets throughout Alaska.