January 19, 2009 on 7:29 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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After a hard days work of halibut fishing in Alaska, these guys display their prize Alaskan halibut for the perfect photo opportunity on the Gustavus dock. It is also a great time to check out what the other charter fishing boats caught and if you have the biggest catch, you have the bragging rights! |
January 18, 2009 on 9:28 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Captain Josh, of Black Rock Charters, holds a 40lb. King Salmon. Caught near the outer coast of Icy Straits, King Salmon fishing in Alaska is a great adventure, especially, if you are looking for a good fight at the end of your line. |
January 18, 2009 on 7:27 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Another great catch on a another great day of halibut fishing in Alaska. Block Rock Charters does their best to help you fill your freezer back at home. Whether you are out there to catch some fresh Alaskan halibut or fresh Alaskan salmon, Black Rock Charters knows where to go
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January 17, 2009 on 9:26 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Tanya, a friend of Captain Josh of Black Rock Charters, is holding an Alaskan Sockeye Salmon along the Bartlett River in Glacier Bay Alaska. In order to get to the river, you hike about an hour on a moderate trail through the woods. All the while, keeping an eye out for hungry black bears. |
January 17, 2009 on 7:25 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Standing tall in the warm sunshine, this Sea Lion is one of many that you could see while charter fishing in Alaska with Black Rock Charters. When swimming, sea lions can reach up to 25mph which has come in handy at times. Captain Josh has many Alaskan fishing stories. One of which is of a Sea Lion chasing down a smaller halibut on the end of his line and catching it. So while on your fishing trip in Alaska, make sure to ask Captain Josh to tell you some of his stories. |
January 16, 2009 on 10:24 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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A guest of Black Rock Charters is holding a halibut fishing rod with what looks like the catch of his life on the other end. Although Alaskan Halibut are fun to catch, they can sometimes take up to hour to bring them to the boat. Luckily, there are always other guests that are willing and able to give you break and help you bring in your fresh Alaskan Halibut. |
January 16, 2009 on 8:23 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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This is Dan, Daniel, Corbin, and Ross on their Alaskan Halibut fishing trip. It seems that they stumbled into a school of Alaskan Halibut. These Halibut range from 30 lbs. to 60 lbs. They are the perfect size for taking home. The meat is tender and sweet, and melts in your mouth. |
January 16, 2009 on 7:22 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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It’s hard to tell just how big this Alaskan Halibut is, but it looks like it may tip the scales at about 100lbs. or more. Just think, this could be your picture of your Alaskan Halibut documenting your fishing trip in Alaska.
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January 15, 2009 on 9:21 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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After a long, hard fight, this Halibut finally decides to surface. Halibut fishing in Alaska is the most exciting and fun filled day you can have with Black Rock Charters.
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January 14, 2009 on 9:20 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Captain Josh and his nephew Bryce Jones hold up an Alaskan Sockeye Salmon caught on the Bartlett River in Glacier Bay Alaska. Bryce likes to visit his uncle at least once a summer where he also gets the chance to do a little Halibut fishing in Alaska.
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