Sewage spill in Alaska

[m7vasque]

Damn! What type of cooler do you use?! Those yellows have been on ice for at least 610 days!

[ful-rac]

Originally Posted by m7vasque

Damn! What type of cooler do you use?! Those yellows have been on ice for at least 610 days!

This is obviously not a fish report. Thanks for pointing that out Detective!

[farmer]

Enjoy

[cabojohn]

fun photo...

The Village People called...if you guys get an "Indian"
Team Sewer can still use their music for FREE.

Cheers

[pbb]

I was fishing Sitka a week and a half ago.

(My mom was born and raised there).

Silvers were already showing up when I was there. Kings should be a little slower now, and the commercial season opened July 1. (Non-res king limit bumped down from 2/day to 1/day, but still 6 a day on silvers, and 1/day on guided halibut).

Tight lines.

[ful-rac]

Very cool! Hopefully the salmon want to bite for me...I wanna get done on those asap so we can screw around with the other stuff. Hopefully I catch some good ones. How big was that King?

[pbb]

Originally Posted by ful-rac

Very cool! Hopefully the salmon want to bite for me...I wanna get done on those asap so we can screw around with the other stuff. Hopefully I catch some good ones. How big was that King?

It was big enough to keep and then some. We weren't measuring or weighing, but I would guess roughly 20-25lb class.

The salmon is the most sporting of the fishing. For (Pacific) Halibut, you are anchoring up and dropping down deep with big smelly baits on big circle hooks with heavy weights. And then grinding them up once they are hooked.

There are reverse slot size limits on Halibut and Lings, so you either go after fish that aren't that big, or you go after trophy fish. The only Ling we've ever kept was because my uncle is a resident and wasn't subject to the slot limit. We've caught decent halibut, but they've got to be less than 43" or over 80".

Here's one of the better ones from this year: