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Old 07-13-2010, 02:46 PM
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Alaska Summer 2010 Fishing Report

Caught a three nice 15-20 pound Halibut last week. Just had to look at Costco and see what price was for fillets it was 13.99 a pound! So just put $600 worth of fish in the freezer makes all the gas and boat payments worth while so how is fishing elsewhere?
 
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Caught a three nice 15-20 pound Halibut last week. Just had to look at Costco and see what price was for fillets it was 13.99 a pound! So just put $600 worth of fish in the freezer makes all the gas and boat payments worth while so how is fishing elsewhere?

heading to russian tomarrow wish me luck!
 
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well it sucked! at least the weather was nice and hardly anyone there!
 
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Old 07-17-2010, 06:35 AM
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well it sucked! at least the weather was nice and hardly anyone there!
That's why they call it 'fishing'.....instead of 'catching'.....

Sorry, b-uno......Couldn't resist. I had a lot of 'fishing' days myself......
 
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Took the boat out of Whittier over the 4th. I caught one red salmon and a nice 30-pound halibut. The wife caught a 141-pounder. And we pulled in about 6 gallons of shrimp. All-in-all, not a bad weekend.
 
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Took the boat out of Whittier over the 4th. I caught one red salmon and a nice 30-pound halibut. The wife caught a 141-pounder. And we pulled in about 6 gallons of shrimp. All-in-all, not a bad weekend.

what size you need of a boat to do this stufF?
 
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Well, most would recommend a 22-footer or better. But the wife and I spend long weekends out there on our 17-foot Arima. It's pretty small, but it's seaworthy. It's a hardtop equipped with a 14 gallon fresh water tank, a small grill, a gimbal stove, and a berth to sleep in. And we don't mind having to bump elbows once in a while.
 
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one shrimp pot 2 gallons of shrimp
one shrimp pot two octopus stuffed with shrimp
39 Dungees
2 halibut 19 pounds of fillets

Tried to eat the octopus it was like chewing on seafood flavored chewing gum.

Anyone know how to cook them so they are tender?
 
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Fishcamp this yr is on hold with mom's cancer.
Kids are really missing it but they are glad their Nana is still here.

Lots of people were having a hard time this yr with the wet weather.

But look like we will put up some silver's in the next week or 2.
Looking to put up 30 or so.
 
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Limited out on Coho on Sunday could barely get the cooler shut think we are good to go for the winter now...maybe one more big weekend. Need to get about 50 pinks to smoke still though.
 
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Will go out this coming sunday and drift for silvers.
Need about 30 or so.
Ended up needing more than we thought with moms cancer changing what she can eat.
 
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Think we're done with fishing for silvers.
Caught 22 in 5 drifts.
Now for whitefish and maybe some pike if they are biting.
 
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