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I think that everyone should have a little "Cardiac Stop Leak" every once and a while.

This might be even more disturbing
Get him with whatever is available (needlefish)

Man.... I just went back and read the whole thread from 2010 viewtopic.php?f=20&t=2817 and it's hard to believe I have got to do this TWICE .

All I can say is, WOW !

Hey Scott , you left us on the water, what up dude?

Like I said earlier... Patience!

Sorry for the long wait
Hope that you feel that it was worth the wait

SHOOT EM!!! SHOOT EM!!!

Change the quality (click on the gear wheel) to 480p or 720p for a better picture
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tTJCO1DqWM

I watched it this morning off your YouTube channel. Well done! That was some quick camera work there capturing the fish cleaning debacle on Event Horizon. I forgot about that.

I uploaded it overnight and it wasn't completely done before I had to head to work
It's a challenge to keep the creative juices flowing so thanks for your patience
One more to go

Some still pics from day 4 (Thursday) of 5

I could not believe those 4 days went so fast. The weather so warm. The hospitality of all I met. Those Oyster from Royal Wave, in a few years they are going to be known world wide. Ishamy Bay Lodge what a enchanted place with great Staff and Owners.

Cruising Prince William Sound seeing the multitudes of sights. Pristine fiords and bays. Majestic Glaciers marching for millenniums grinding mountains to valleys (making for great cocktail ice and fish preservation) Turning a corner and seeing a Rainbow Waterfall, You never know what you're going experience around the next corner. Eagles, Otters, Whales, Bears, Moose, Seals and believe it or not Hummingbirds making an amazing journey from Mexico.

Salmon jumping on the surface. Rockfish of all colors. Toothy Lingcod, Giant Halibut, Sweet succulent Shrimp lurking in the depths.........A fishermans paradise, Listening to Pete describe how incredible the fishing was 20 years earlier. Hard to imagine.

Fishing with friends not just casual friends but ones you hope and know will last a lifetime....... The trip that Bonds us all floating on little Aluminum Boats comparative to the vastness of the ocean and The Great State of Alaska. I would be proud and honored to call them my Alloy brothers. Fishing with the kids who I know will become great outdoorsman and adults enjoying their youth Alaska Style. Maybe they will hook and hand fish for uncle Lester.

Amazing side stories........ Doug's first Halibut ever 168 lbs. followed by 103 lbs. 40 lbs. 20 lbs. Many Alaskan have fished many years and have never caught one over 100 lbs. Props to Propnut what a amazing run on quality fish....... He is the Halibut Whisperer.

Kudo's to Scott on his excellent picture/video skills and taking the time and effort to record our trip. Haunting similarities of pictures taken from the inaugural Alaska trip.......... Hey Scott if you are going to make someone jam a fish into my neck at least make it indigenous ............ A Atka Mackeral would at least be appropriate

If you guys want I can write about my battle with the Halibut, somethings happened that was not caught on video.

We still have day 5, 6, and 7. Scott where are you????? After all I am just the lowly cook. You are the best camera man.

Well put Mojo Can't wait to see the rest.

mojomizer wrote: Hey Scott if you are going to make someone jam a fish into my neck at least make it indigenous

Huh?
A salmon isn't indigenous enough???

Looks like a Atlantic Salmon to me Unless it came from a BC Salmon farm?

How are you doing my friend and alloy brother?

^^^ ^^^
This is the photo that the neck stabber came from

Here's the website: http://www.slashfood.com/2010/06/30/cal ... id-rating/

You believe anything written on HuffPo????

Jaw ends before eye....... Spots on head and gill plate......... Pinched Tail........Black x shaped spots above the lateral line near the head...Spots on Tail......... Yep it's a Atlantic No respecting Northern Californian or Oregonian would use a Abu Garcia let alone leave the Abu Garcia label on the butt

Heh heh

I'm going with Atlantis Salmon, those spots tell the story.

See Les knows his Atlantis Salmon Might as well add the Atka Mackeral.

I win

Always need to be right , don't you
Yet, won't admit when you're wrong

welder wrote:I'm going with Atlantis Salmon, those spots tell the story.

A Sandiegan relocated to Texas?
Exactly how many Salmon are in those places?

Where is "Atlantis". I know where the "Atlantic" is, but not the "Atlantis". Where is our "Location Nazi" when we need him?????

Farmed Atlantic salmon in Texas is found in every Walmart and Costco in Texas. Which brings me up to the next fact. The adipose fin is obviously clipped.

Sabs-San everybody knows where Atlantis is????

mojomizer wrote:Sabs-San everybody knows where Atlantis is????

Under the Ocean??????

Yep................ primarily the ATLANTIC OCEAN.

My friend Scott I always have to admit when I am wrong......... I do have a very significant other who will if I am right,wrong or other. What does this fact have to do with Atlantic Salmon?

Did you know the Atlantic Salmon can Spawn many years unlike the Pacific Salmon which consequently dies after spawning once.

IN2DEEP wrote:

welder wrote:I'm going with Atlantis Salmon, those spots tell the story.

A Sandiegan relocated to Texas?
Exactly how many Salmon are in those places?

Lots Dude, sometimes they drop into the lakes Via a Tornado or we just go to the store and buy them.

Toto we're not in Costco anymore!!!!