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About this image:
Starry, starry night....
While anchored in Bartlett Cove, Glacier Bay National Park,
Alaska, we dropped down the hook a few times. A little
nibble and a strike and this Starry Flounder gave himself
up. He was a relatively small fish (from a meaty point of
view) so we threw him back. We hadn't caught a Starry
Flounder before, so we thought we'd add him to the Page of
Fame. |
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Hey Ma, look what I found....
While in Bartlett Cove, Alaska, we did hook this Halibut.
Being of a nice size and delicious meat we decided he was a
keeper. Once cleaned and dressed he was about 4 meals worth
of fish (or 2 meals and a few snacks...) |
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About this image:
Dean posing with the prize in South Sandy Cove
This halibut was caught in South Sandy Cove, Glacier Bay
Park, Alaska. Halibuts in this size range seemed quite
common while in Alaska. This is a really nice size as they
are easy to bring on board, and clean up quickly. "Get out
the cook book, we're having halibut tonight!" |
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About this image:
Finally some variety...
We couldn't remember where this photo and this nice looking
Chinook Salmon was caught, but we can tell you that it was
tasty in a top secret Mad Dog recipe. |
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About this image:
Guess what I caught...
On our second day in Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska we
stayed in Blue Mouse Cove. This was a nice area, very quiet
and picturesque. We dropped the anchor, made a coffee, sat
out in the cockpit and dropped the hook. Within seconds
"WHAM" we had a bite! This halibut, not knowing the fishing
rules, took the "wrong" kind of lure, there was no bait on
the hook, and we were even used the wrong fishing rod. If
this is a sign of things going wrong - bring on the
trouble!! |
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Smile for the camera
This Chinook Salmon was caught in Canadian waters on our
trip from Prince Rupert, BC, Canada to Dundas Island. Prince
Rupert is a favorite location for sport fishing. We, on the
other hand, decided "Well while we're here anyhow, and we
have space in the freezer..." Some went to the freezer and
some went to the lunch plate as Sashimi. While Sashimi in a
Japanese sushi bar is good, Sashimi fish from the ocean on
your sailboat is great! |
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