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Casting
and
Spin
Fishing
Equipment
for
Alaska
The
following
are
general
guidelines
to
common
casting
and
spin
fishing
equipment
used
on
waters
throughout
Alaska.
For
information
on
our
recommended
fly
fishing
equipment
click
here.

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Rainbow
Trout,
Dolly
Vardin,
Arctic
Char,
Arctic
Graying,
Lake
Trout
Ultra
light
to
light
action
rods
in
6
to
8
ft.
lengths,
matching
spinning
reels
with
a
smooth
drag
system,
loaded
with
fresh
4
to
8
lb.
test
line.
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Silver,
Chum,
Sockeye,
Pink
Salmon
and
Northern
Pike
Medium/Heavy
Fast
action
rods
in
7
to
9
ft.
lengths,
matching
spin
or
bait
casting
reels
with
a
smooth
drag
system,
loaded
with
fresh
10
to
15
lb.
test
line.
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King
Salmon
Medium
Heavy
to
Heavy
Fast
action
rods
in
7
to
9
ft.
lengths,
matching
spin
or
bait
casting
reels
with
a
smooth
drag
system,
loaded
with
fresh 20 to 35
lb.
test
line.
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Spin
or
Bait
Cast
Reels
-
should
have
a
strong
smooth
drag
system
and
be
filled
with
fresh
line.
Rods
-
try
to
limit
your
rod
selection
to
no
more
than
3
rods
per
fisherman.
For
packing
in
light
aircraft,
boats
and
rafts,
two
piece
rods
are
preferred,
one
piece
rods
should
be
avoided.
Fishing
Vests
are
the
most
convenient
way
to
organize
and
carry
all
of
your
fishing
supplies.
I
encourage
all
fishermen
to
come
with
a
vest
well
equipped
for
a
weeks
worth
of
fishing.
Be
prepared
to
loose
lots
of
lures
and
line.
Remember
there
are
no
tackle
shops
once
you
depart
Anchorage.
In
addition
to
lures,
items
in
your
vest
or
tackle
box
should
include...
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Extra
Line
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Swivels,
Clips,
Split
Rings
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Split
Shot
or
Twist-on
Weights
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Needle
Nose
Pliers
or
Forceps
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Polarized
Sun
Glasses
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Clippers
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Hook
Sharpener
-
Pocket
Knife
-
Insect
Repellent
-
Sun
Screen
-
Replacement
Hooks
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for
Fishing
Alaska
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Fishing
Bear
Viewing
Float
Trips
Flight
Seeing
Hunting
Sportsman's
Guide
&
Air
Service
3250
Lake
Park
Circle
Anchorage
Alaska
99517
phone/fax
907-248-3181
email:
mail@alaskasport.com
Joe
Schuster
owner/operator
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