Kayak Transport Company

No Charters in 2020

We will not being doing Alaska kayak charters in 2020.  Thank you very much to the people who have contacted us about a trip!

 

Some of the best memories come from home.

 

 

 

 

2019 is a Sabbatical Year

No Alaska Trips in 2019!  We are staying home for the first time in 16 years.  Wow, it's been fun.  Thank you to those who have been a part of it.  Very sorry to those who wanted to come in 2019.

It's not over...  We love Alaska too much to hang it up completely.

Kim and I have some wonderful changes in our lives coming soon and Abyssinia will be our home in Seattle next summer.  After that (quoting Star Trek Captain Jean-Luc Picard) "The sky is the limit!"

In the meantime, send me a couple of your favorite Kayak Transport photos from any year and I will try to post them here.

Best to All.

Henry will still be Henry in 2020...

Surprise...it's a bear

This guy was right along the shoreline while we were watching goats from the Mothership higher up the cliff.  Suddenly there he was.  Closer than we wanted to be.  Note his need for a manicure...hahaha

Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?

This female wolf hung around our anchorage for hours.  Long enough for us to determine she was female, watch her roll lots of rocks scavenging for food, and tangle with a vicious river otter which she eventually gave up on and let go.  She certainly was not afraid of us...

 

Halibut Fishing on the Alaska Kayak Mothership

Halibut stocks are declining and there are many regulations to protect them.  Our license lets us fish for them early in the year only.  Size limitations are complex but we have never kept the large ones anyway.  Rules change annually.  It is fun and delicious so we take advantage of the availability of halibut when we can, strictly complying with federal regulations.

The perfect size: