Amost everyone who wants to catch a halibut gets one and sometimes more than one. I enjoy the battle and the rewards.
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Posts from November 2009
SE Alaska Kayaking, Fishing and Eating
Sometimes I have to take matters into my own hands. Thanks, Kim for taking this photo (every year I tell her we have enough photos of me holding a fish). Fresh salmon for the next group of kayakers. Some left over for the smoker!
More SE Alaska Kayaking and Fishing
Some people get real excited about the fish they catch (and the eating part)!
SE Alaska Kayaking and Fishing from the Mothership
Fresh shrimp.....Yummmm!!! Now, that's more like it.
SE Alaska Kayaking and Fishing
Kayaking is always the main event but we also love to fish. Actually, it's catching that we prefer. Everyone (who wants to) catches something. Sometimes people catch the bug for fishing. Just look at these excited folks getting ready to drop the prawn trap. The catching was not so great that time but no one went hungry...
Recent Posts
- No Charters in 2020
- 2019 is a Sabbatical Year
- Surprise...it's a bear
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- Halibut Fishing on the Alaska Kayak Mothership
- Bubble Feeding Humpbacks from The Alaska Kayak Mothersip
- Glacier Bay National Park Mountain Goats
- The Bear Whisperer
- Ships Dog Goes Kayaking on the Alaska Mothership
- There is a Lot of Luck in Amateur Photography