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Last
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First of August |
Opening week at Incredible Yantarni. Excellent fishing for chum and pink salmon and sea-run Dolly Varden. Great weather!
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First
Week of August
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Fantastic chum and pink salmon fishing. Excellent fishing for sea-run Dolly Varden.
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Second
Week of August
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Silvers arrive! Chum and pink salmon fishing remains excellent, as does fishing for sea-run Dolly Varden.
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Third
Week of August
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The heart of silver salmon fishing begins. Twenty to forty silvers per day per rod. Hard-core fishermen can hook up to 100 silvers, chum and pinks per day. Dolly fishing remains good. Great scenery in a very remote location.
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Fourth
Week of August
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One of the best silver salmon weeks at the camp. The streams are full of fresh silvers, only a few feet out of the salt water. These fish are fresh, big and full of fight. Dollies, too! Moose and caribou are likely to walk through camp.
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First
Week of September
(Blast & Cast) |
Fantastic silver fishing as fresh fish continue to arrive in the streams. This is a fly fisherman's dream. The last truly remote and uncrowded salmon fishing in Alaska. Twenty to forty fish per day per rod is the norm. Dollies are still running, and there's water fowl hunting to be done.
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Third
week of September
(Blast & Cast) |
More fresh silvers. Fish for silvers with floating flies; a fantastic treat and a gigantic thrill. Your catch per day is limited only by your endurance and willingness to fight big, wild fish. Water fowl hunting is a bonus!
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Fourth
week of September
(Blast & Cast) |
The weather and the fishing are still incredible as September winds down. Dollies and silvers are still coming into the streams, and water fowl hunting is excellent.
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