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It's hugeMy son caught this beast last night. He didn't have a scale, but it measured 28" long. Spawning season is over here so it's belly wasn't bulging... but this is a very big bass.
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Spent last week in Alaska with my oldest son, dad, and brother. We caught a bunch of salmon and played tourist. Great time. BTW... Pretty wild having it never get dark the whole time we were there.View attachment 46034
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Me with native fish I had to release.
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My son Rob representin'. Our guide filleting some of our fish.
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Me with 22lb hatchery king.
Spent last week in Alaska with my oldest son, dad, and brother. We caught a bunch of salmon and played tourist. Great time. BTW... Pretty wild having it never get dark the whole time we were there.View attachment 46034
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Brother
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Me with native fish I had to release.
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My son Rob representin'. Our guide filleting some of our fish.
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Me with 22lb hatchery king.
I think about 40 or less.The water in the "fish you had to release" photo... looks pretty nice. What was that water temp?
Yep. It was a great time to be able to share. An Alaska fishing trip with his son's has always been on my Dad's bucket list and we were finally able to make it happen.So awesome that you guys got to spend time together like that. Your Pops still looks amazing.
I'm a fishing addict as you know. There was a time when all I could think about while I was out on my boat was filling up the box with as much meat as possible. Nowadays I find myself enjoying the time I can spend with my family and friends more than the fishing and diving. I have them confined all around me in the boat and there is usually no cell phone service once we get about 10 miles offshore. Everyone on board focuses on each other and communicates with their actual mouths (no texts or emails). Don't get me wrong, the fishing going on is still fun af... but the time spent together like that is almost impossible to find in these times we live in now.
Very happy for you guys!
Looks like an awesome time.My twins went out Deep Dropping yesterday with their friends and brought back some super fine eating fish. Deep Dropping means the fish were down in like 800 - 1500 feet of water. You normally do this with electric reels because of the depth. The fish caught down in that deep cold water are some of the best tasting fish that exist and they are fish that are not commonly on menus.
They took some pics...
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My twins are on the right... their Spicoli friend is on the far left.
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Some of the Tilefish they nabbed. Very tasty.
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Nice Snowy Grouper... extremely fine eating. Kinda rare.
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Some Reef Donkeys... aka Amberjacks. Not good eating but very fun to fight.
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Spicoli snatched this Red Snapper. Not in season but they are also great eating.
I'm frying up some good stuff tonight.