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Russian River Sockeye Scramble
Posted in Conservation, Fishing, General, Pebble Mine, Travel, salmon, tagged Alaska, eat wild salmon, Kenai River, made from the best stuff on earth, omega-3, Russian River, scramble, sockeye salmon on August 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A little leftover Alaskan sockeye salmon grilled the night before. Crumbled into small pieces sauteed in a bit of butter with some white onion. Salt and pepper to taste. Whip in 3 eggs. Scramble. Serve with fresh scallions.
Eat Wild Salmon.
Makes for a good day
Posted in Camping, Conservation, Fishing, General, Trout, salmon, tagged Alaska, beaten path, faster than walking, good day, harvest, rainbow, salmon, sockeye, throwing bugs, Trout on June 21, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Due to a mix-up at the campground entrance…got a better camping spot out of the deal.
Cut an hour plus hike into one kickass 15 minute bike ride.
Shared a beautiful piece of water with friends.
Got to show one of them for the first time.
Threw a few dries and buggers.
Caught a few.
Watched hundreds and hundreds of salmon [...]
Only 149 left – 2009 Native Fish Society Tees
Posted in Conservation, Steelhead, tagged better hurry, free at last, free flowing, limited edition tee, Marmot Dam, Native Fish Society, Sandy River, undamned, while supplies last on May 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Dams are something this fisher is not familiar with. There aren’t too many of those around these here parts. Free flowing is something most Alaskans likely take for granted. For years I’ve heard jibber jabber about damming a river or two here in Alaska. No better case study on the effects of dams on anadromous [...]
Solo
Posted in Conservation, Fishing, General, Passion, Steelhead, Two-hander, tagged a little courtesy goes a long way, badass, down and across, Steelhead, swing is king, tug is the drug, two-handers rock on May 1, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Put a few hundred miles on the rig this past trip. An exploratory outing to try and find a few more good pieces of water to add to the others cause you can never have too many.
First piece of water turned out to be a lemon. With the low cfs there wasn’t much fishable water. [...]
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