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It's true, A bad fishing is better than a good day working. Here Bennit is landing a wild King Salmon. It weighed 22 lbs. We are not telling about the TWO (2 ) that he lost.
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Another one in the boat. This time it's mine, a Hatchery Salmon 18 to 20 lbs. The difference is the top back fin has been clip on the hatchery Salmon. They release around 200,000 a year from the hatchery. We were fishing the Kasilof (K-see-lof) River.
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Me by my catch.
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Bennit by his catch. The wild Salmon is more silver than the hatchery.
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As always there are Eagles around watching over us.
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A great Halibut fishing. From the langing left the 3rd and 6th are ours along with 2 on the ground. 26 lbs of filets.
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Don't we look whipped. It was a rough day a sea.
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These are the ones that we caught our of Homer just the day before the above ones. We've fished 4 out of the last 5 days. Two days Halibut and 2 days Salmon fishing.
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Launching at the river with the Guide.
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Another beauty. This one is a wild Salmon. I only had 2 hits for 2 fish.
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Ain't this a great picture.
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The native way of fishing. No wonder the fishing is getting worse. They are catching all the blanked blanked fish.
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