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the Moose is Loose Baker, one heck of a way to begin a
trip.
Miss Charity cruising on step.
Seldovia Harbor
Ah, the mighty fine new cutting board, just waiting to get
some fish scales on it.
www.seldoviaharborinn.com - a great place to hang out in
between fishing adventures.
Caleb loves it here just as much as Daddy - especially
catching the fish off the docks, he even caught a halibut
off the docks.
Joshua Fisher - ready for action
Heading out to the secret fishing numbers - The halibut
grocery store.
Hard to complain about the flat seas!
Doing a little shore exploring, it was a little challenging
coming in to shore on the dingy as the swells would rise and
fall, especially with the sloped shore. But luckily it was
small seas.
"Just the right size for eating" -- of course that is the
party line for people who do not catch bigger
fish.
Red Fox - sliding into civilization
And my masterpiece at work, I really have enjoyed this new
addition to the boat, it is just nice having a work
area.
Trolling for Kings
Small Ling Cod - we went out just to get Caleb into the
fish, he was getting frustrated with getting skunked earlier
in the day.
You have to wonder what he is thinking.
Relaxing in Jackalof Bay, while I paddle around in the
dingy.
Oyster Farm
we are the small boat at the end of the docks in Jackalof -
awesome weather.
Well, he is starting to grow out of the sink and we wanted
him to be mobile, so Cathy came up with a
plan......
We are thinking about marketing this approach, you just want
to keep track of the tide or you will have another Moses
story on your hands
All kinds of fun stuff to look at, I am amazed at how much
sea life you see on these low tides and Man, the steamers
are mighty fine eating.
Kiana and Jason in the background, filling up there
bucket.
Happy Boy.
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