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flaky halibut
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packaged and ready for freezer - this might last awhile
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back to the port of Homer after a good day
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he tossed the carcass back in the water - free food for other sea creatures
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best pals (I have an awesome camera thanks to my best pal/husband)
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rough life
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hanging together
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later we passed a "raft" of otters
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cute little otter
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we took a good bag of fish home
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look at that fresh fish
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of course he got in his afternoon nap
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he knows what he is doing
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Mikey filleted them on the back while we went back to land
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we each got 2 - showing some off
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Jason's favorite
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not a bad way to spend the day (sun came out eventually too)
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capt really loves the fish
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2 in a row!
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Ryan's first keeper
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got a keeper finally
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waiting for anothe bite
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Irish Lord - not a keeper and not that cute
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Jason's #2
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another one snagged
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Jason's first catch of the day
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bring it on up
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now we are reeling them in (capt had me throw a few back in hopes of bigger ones - each person has a 2 halibut limit per day)
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no shotgun needed, just a beating by the captain
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got thrown back - we watched the capts pole go overboard with a skate later in the day :(
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just a skate - lot of work for nothing
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ryan's got a big one
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Captain holds up first fish of the day - it was thown back, but opened the flood gates
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preparing the bait (looks like a "keeper" in the midwest)
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hearty breakfast of (cinn/raisin) bagels and lox
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it's a gray morning, but that keeps the waters calm
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no caption needed
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me and Jason
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otter here
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eagle bench
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chainsaw contest every year- sculptures were on display
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look out
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another eagle on Seldovia (near the Dancing Eagle B&B - must he his namesake)
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feeling the waters
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Jackalof Bay Rd
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backseat ride
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view of Jakalof Bay
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ryan drove, Jason videoed
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our ride
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we were in an ATV type thing - we don't need no stinking bridges
