January 11, 2009 on 10:49 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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This is a popular hang out place for Sea Lions. This marker sits in Icy Passage and while on your Alaska Halibut fishing trip with Black Rock Charters, you may pass this marker on your way out. |
January 11, 2009 on 8:48 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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A great day to be lazy in Icy Straits. Sea Lions are one of many different wildlife you could see on your fishing trip in Alaska. Taking an Alaska whale watching tous is also a very good way to see some Alaskan wildlife. |
January 11, 2009 on 7:47 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Here, a couple of Sea Lions are basking in the Alaskan sunshine. While on your Alaskan Whale Watching tour or while on your fishing trip in Alaska, there is a good chance that you could spot a couple of sea lions doing just this.
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January 10, 2009 on 8:46 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Here’s a nice Red Snapper (aka Yellow Eye). In order to find these beautiful fish, Black Rock Charters will take you to the outer coast where you can enjoy deep sea fishing in Alaska. You can also hook into a Salmon Shark, Ling Cod or Sea Bass. Although you will sometimes require a strong stomach on the outer coast, due to ocean swells, there is never a dull moment when on your Alaskan charter fishing trip with Black Rock Charters.
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January 10, 2009 on 7:45 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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A couple of Sea Lions barking to each other on this warm Alaskan day. Sea Lions can be seen in many areas, however, if you are on your way to the outer coast with Black Rock Charters to put in a full day of deep sea fishing, you are bound to see a couple Sea Lions on your way out. |
January 9, 2009 on 7:44 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Tanya, a friend of Captain Josh, can barely hold up this 60 lb. halibut. While on your halibut fishing trip in Alaska, this is the more common size of halibut you will catch. They are also the best tasting. While the bottom side of this halibut is white, the top side is a mixture of browns to blend into the sand on the ocean floor to hide from predators. |
January 9, 2009 on 7:41 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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The Bartlett River has many species of salmon run up it. Here, Greg holds two Sockeye Salmon, also called Red Salmon. They are called Red Salmon because in freshwater, its color is bright red. Its color in saltwater is bluish-green on top and silvery on the bottom.
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January 8, 2009 on 8:40 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Josh currently has three charter fishing boats, the Quicksilver, Makai and the Minke. Josh captain’s the Quicksilver, while his other captains Shaun and Nick, run the other boats. Both Josh and the other captains are eager to add Salmon Shark fishing to their guided charter trips. |
January 7, 2009 on 8:33 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Here’s the vessel herself. The Quicksilver. Josh also has the Minke fishing boat and the Makai which is captained by Shaun Anna, and Nick Popov. Once you book your fishing trip in Alaska with Black Rock Charters, you will get to spend many hours on one of the boats, fishing to your hearts content. |
January 6, 2009 on 2:30 pm | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Sometimes you are just plan wore out after reeling in one of these monster Alaskan Halibut. Remember, it is just a fish!
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