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Happy Halloween from the SE Alaska Kayak Mothership

We are not so scary...

 

Mothership Kayaking in SE Alaska Can Be Very Exciting...

...and it can also be very relaxing.  So just kick back, paddle, and enjoy every moment.  You never know what we may run into.

 
 
 
Q:  What mineral is named after a group of geologists having a casual moment?

A:  Notuptite!  (hah)  Found frequently by kayakers in SE Alaska.

In Honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month...

...I wore my pink tank!  See http://www.nbcam.org/ for more info.

 

Mothership Kayaking SE Alaska can mean Bears!

We enjoying shooting bears...with our Canon 20D and a 400mm lens...and a lot of distance between us and the bears.  Absolutely amazing animals!

These two were a couple of adolesent males that wrestled for hours.  A salmon stream was close by so they could consume plenty of calories and then go at it again.  Boys will be boys...

Big Fish...Little Fish

New halibut rules limit charter boat keepers to under 37 inches.  My sister got to keep the biggest fish of the year because she was with us on a non-charter week.

 

Fly fishermen are happy with anything and release everything.  Nice catch.

 

Kayaking Warren and Coronation Islands

2011 started with some new paddling locations.  We love to explore.  SE Alaska has many jewels.  We all agreed that these were worth going back to:

 

 
 

We Take Our Jobs Seriously...Most of the time

 
 
 

2012...Get Ready...Here We Come For More SE Alaska Mothership Kayaking

2011 was amazing.  We had wonderful weather, wonderful wildlife, and wonderful folks to paddle with.  While Seattle reported 78 minutes of summer  http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43829668/ns/weather/t/heatless-seattle-rest-northwest/  SE Alaska had days and days of warm summer weather.  Let's do it all over again next summer.  Email us your dates.

Note all of the sunscreen being applied: