Fly-fishing for trout in Alaska is mostly a subsurface game, involving egg imitations or streamers such as Egg Sucking Leeches and flesh flies. But at certain times—mostly before the huge numbers of sockeyes arrive—monster rainbows do rise to insect hatches, which can make for incredible dry-fly fishing for these ridiculously strong fish. In his latest video, Todd Moen of CATCH MAGAZINE travels to Katmai National Park to cast for big trout among hungry brown bears. You really get a sense for wha
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Fly-fishing for trout in Alaska is mostly a subsurface game, involving egg imitations or streamers such as Egg Sucking Leeches and flesh flies. But at certain times—mostly before the huge numbers of sockeyes arrive—monster rainbows do rise to insect hatches, which can make for incredible dry-fly fishing for these ridiculously strong fish. In his latest video, Todd Moen of CATCH MAGAZINE travels to Katmai National Park to cast for big trout among hungry brown bears. You really get a sense for wha
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