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Guss 09-03-2006 04:50 PM

A few pics from Alaska
 
Man we had a great time, rain and all. We were up there for 13 days or so, hard to keep track, and fishe all but 2 or 3 days. We have 4 cds with pics on them but I havent had time to put them on my comp, he are a few I have.

We had planed on camping and floating but with all the rain we had to find some were dry. This is were we stayed, $100 a night split 4 ways, cant beat that.



Guss 09-03-2006 04:53 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
This is the reason there are so many trout in Alaska, Red Salmon everywere. I got in the shower one night and there was even one in there.


Guss 09-03-2006 04:56 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Some times it was hard not to hook the reds, we did get a few that were in good shape but I dont have the pics yet. This is what we were after, whan the salmon are in the trout only feed on salmon eggs and the best imitation is a small plastic bead.

This rainbow is on the small side but man what a good looking fish.



Guss 09-03-2006 04:59 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Between the 4 of us we we landing over 100 fish a day, and some days it was so nutz that I wold say I alone landed 50. Here is another bow and my backup rod, broke my other one the first day we were there.



Guss 09-03-2006 05:01 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
The last 2 fish were out of the same hole, and what do you know another bow from that great hole.


Guss 09-03-2006 05:03 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
When I said the reds were everywere I ment it. This is no more the a run off caused by all the rain, were is the bear?


Guss 09-03-2006 05:11 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
This is a hudge Dolly my dad caught, 28in. Dollies are in the same family as Lake trout, brook trout and arctic char, they are all char.


Guss 09-03-2006 05:14 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
This is Turnagain arm taken while driving on the New Seward Hwy. The tied is out or on its way out and the mud flats are exposed, a few people hive died on these flats because they get traped in the mud and the tied comes in and... well you know what happens.


mallard stalker 09-03-2006 05:15 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Wow thats awesome;)

Guss 09-03-2006 05:17 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
This is Bird Creek, yah look like a river to me to, but up there it is just a creek. We fished a few hours here to see if we could get a siver or two, but we just ended up with some rotten pinks and a chum.


Guss 09-03-2006 05:25 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
This is the bigest bow we got, 27 in. The freind we went up there to fishe with was the luckey fisherman to fight and land this fish. Tuck him into his backing twice.


Guss 09-03-2006 05:31 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Thanks Malard, I have a few more.

This is the veiwfrom ourdeck at the hotel. WOW



Guss 09-03-2006 05:35 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
One more of my ugly mug. One of the days we were there a freind of a freind tock us out on his boat on the lower Keni, man what a river. He guides the river but had a trip CXL one dayso he tock us out, all it cost uswas dinner and gas. I tried to get him to fish but I think he liked running the boat more. I must have fallen asleep for this pic, fishing way to hard.


BowHunter46 09-03-2006 05:41 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
those r awsome pix! look like some good eatin to me lol

Guss 09-03-2006 05:43 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
All in all it didnt cost all that much, $413 for a plain ticket from Chicago, the hotel was alittle more then we thought but still only like $25 bucks a night between the 4 of us, all in all I had $900 with me and came home with $140 that includes gas to and from Chicago. We did have it alittle on the easy side with our freind up there. He had a boat, truck, and house wecould use as needed, and we used them all. Ow yah I also spent$150 on crap for all the people we left behind.

The best way to do it would be to rent one of them Motor homes, around $120 a day unlimited miles. Thats your room and car all in one and for the most partyou dont drive that much when you fish all day.

Just thoughtI would share, its not as out of reach as most think it is.

I may have more picssoon.

One last pic, this is a dolly I caught, one of the first fish of the trip.



Guss 09-03-2006 05:51 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Bowhunter, we had planed on keeping a few but because the weather pushing us inside we didnt have anywere to cook them, sure would have been nice to have some over the fire. Bears I dont see no bears.

Rebel Hog 09-03-2006 05:57 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Great pictures! Thanks for sharing!

mallard stalker 09-04-2006 08:25 AM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Some day I so want to go fishing up there.

dayna0306 09-04-2006 08:29 AM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Thanks man ,your right it eazy eveyone should do it .Start planning today ,we will help you ,just ask.

reed2404 09-04-2006 09:37 AM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Cool pics. lets see more

Phil from Maine 09-04-2006 10:01 AM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Some great looking pics. and thanks for sharing. It sure does look
like a great place to visit and fish the day away.

lethalconnection 09-05-2006 09:48 AM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Wow looks like you had a great time up there. I cant wait to get up into alaska and go fishing for some of those rainbows. Congrats.

mauser06 09-05-2006 10:22 AM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
WOW.......that looks awesome. makes me want my dream even more! my goal is to get a ranger job for the national park service at a park in Alaska. im on my way. gotta keep the grades up and do some butt kissing....but ill do what it takes. hopefully ill be there in 2 summers for my internship. the more i see and hear about the state the more i want to go there. to me that would be one GIANT playground. planning on going up there for a while till i get too cold...then transfer somewhere a little warmer...gota keep my grades up and i should be on my way. nothing set in stone but thats where i want to go.

kevin1 09-05-2006 01:35 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
The closest I've ever gotten was floating off the coast on an aircraft carrier ... [&o]

PKnTX 09-05-2006 02:14 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Great pic's Gus! Glad you got to experience this,
thanks for sharing. This is one of my dreams too.
You just gave me a glimmer of hope.:D

PK

Chuck7 09-05-2006 04:13 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Thanks Guss.
Awesome pics my friend. Thanks for sharing.
C7

Guss 09-06-2006 09:13 AM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
I have been vary lucky when it comes to fishing. My Dad taught me so much that I can fish just about anywere without paying a gid to help me out, which saves alot of money and makes trips like this work for someone who dosent have much extra cash. We have been on fishing trips all over and to me it seems like we do it vary cheep.

The fishing was great, but the best part of the trip was hanging out with my Dad, brother, and good freind forcloseto twoweeks, bad smlls and all. The image of my old man running down the shore to land that big dolly is pricless.


Thanks for looking at the pics. I have tuns more but the only time I can get on the comp is at work and I cant load them here. I may get a few more up.

hillbillyhunter1 09-06-2006 11:35 AM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 

ORIGINAL: Guss

This is a hudge Dolly my dad caught, 28in. Dollies are in the same family as Lake trout, brook trout and arctic char, they are all char.


Great pictures there Guss. Sounds like you guys had an awesome time. The above picture reminds me of aBULL Trout(also technically a Char) that I have seen in MT. The colorations are almost exactly alike.
WAy to go.

Kyle_Hamm2 09-06-2006 09:52 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Killer pics, I have never made it very far north for any hunting or fishing. Not a bad price either. I would have guessed much higher. Somewhere down the road I would love to go as well

m.t.hands 09-06-2006 11:44 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
great pics man, thanks for sharing, me and the wife have talked about an alaskan cruise;)

Chuck7 09-07-2006 03:48 AM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Yes...I could handle a trip like that. Guss....did you keep alot of fish. What are the bag limits like and did ya bring any back home in a cooler?
C7

Champlain Islander 09-07-2006 07:01 AM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Great pics and thanks for sharing Guss. Someday I'll get up there for some fishing and hunting.

moosehunter21 09-08-2006 12:36 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 

ORIGINAL: hillbillyhunter1


ORIGINAL: Guss

This is a hudge Dolly my dad caught, 28in. Dollies are in the same family as Lake trout, brook trout and arctic char, they are all char.


Great pictures there Guss. Sounds like you guys had an awesome time. The above picture reminds me of aBULL Trout(also technically a Char) that I have seen in MT. The colorations are almost exactly alike.
WAy to go.
Actually a BULL TROUT and DOLLY are the exact same fish. Either or they can be called.

RiverOtter 09-08-2006 04:10 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Ok, I'm envious! Great pictures and some quality fish. I definitely want to make it up there at some point in my life. It'll be a bit more expensive for me though, as I live on the east coast and I don't know anyone up there to help out. Someday..........

SPIKEHORN11 09-08-2006 04:44 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Awesome pics!!!

Guss 09-08-2006 09:31 PM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Thanks all.

Chuck, we didnt keep any fish. We had planed on camping andcooking some over the firebut with all the rain we had to stay at a motel and had no were to cook them. They realy look after there fish up there and have tuns of different regs on all the rivers. I dont think you can keep rainbows on many rivers. I talkedto some people who went out after Halibit and had it sent home. The chartes take care of all of that for you. My Dad sent some crab legs home for my Mom, they are so big up, as long as akids arm. Vary expensive to send stuff that far.

Chuck7 09-09-2006 12:52 AM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Thanks for the heads up Guss.

Matthew V. (An outdoorsman) 09-09-2006 09:40 AM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Those are some awesome pics, Guss. I hope to do that someday soon. Guess I have to settle for browns on the grand river for now though.

muckland 09-09-2006 10:03 AM

RE: A few pics from Alaska
 
Very cool dude


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