January 14, 2009 on 8:19 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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This is only one of many 230lb. Halibut that you have the chance to catch while on your Alaska Halibut fishing trip. Captain Josh, of Black Rock Charters, is helping his guests hold up the Halibut before they fillet it up and send it off to be packaged for the long flight home to the freezer. |
January 14, 2009 on 7:18 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Captain Josh along with a Gustavus local and owner of “Pep’s Packing” Laura Scott. Laura, also known as “Pep”, owns the only fish packing business in Gustavus. After a long summer of packing fresh Halibut and Salmon for all the charter fishing boats, Pep likes to ride along with Josh and catch some fresh fish for her own freezer. Here they are with a six and a half foot Salmon Shark which is just as tasty as fresh Alaskan Halibut.
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January 13, 2009 on 8:15 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Captain Josh and friend Tanya are holding a 110lb. Alaskan Halibut. After the long summer season, Josh likes to go Halibut fishing with friends to fill up his freezer for the winter. Josh also likes to fill up the freezers of his family with fresh Alaskan King Salmon and Halibut. What a generous guy. |
January 13, 2009 on 7:16 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Octopus are just one of many interesting creatures that can be pulled up on the end of your line while deep sea fishing in Alaska with Black Rock Charters. |
January 13, 2009 on 7:13 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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On the outer coast of Icy Straits, Ling Cod is just one of several species of fish you can catch with Black Rock Charters. If you have the stomach to handle the ocean swells of the outer coast, you could could have a great deep sea fishing adventure in Alaska and have the chance to catch fresh King salmon, Ling Cod, Salmon Shark, Sea Bass, Halibut, and Red Snapper. all of which have a particular season, but Black Rock Charters can help you decide when and where to go to find what you are looking for. |
January 12, 2009 on 10:16 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Captain Greg Taylor is holding a Coho salmon on the Bartlett River in Glacier Bay Alaska. Greg was the Captain of the Minke charter boat for Black Rock Charters for a couple of years. He is now the captain of his own sport fishing boat. |
January 12, 2009 on 10:12 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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The Fluke, also known as the tail, is a sure sign that this Humpback Whale is diving down and won’t come back up for about 15 minutes. Black Rock Charters offers Alaska Whale Watching tours for full or half days. If you are Halibut fishing or King salmon fishing in Alaska, many times, you will see these spectacular animals while catching your days limit.
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January 12, 2009 on 9:11 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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This Humpback Whale is diving down under for awhile, not to be seen again for about 15 minutes. Black Rock Charters offer great Alaska Whale Watching tours, however, you can sometimes get a free whale show while you’re Halibut or King salmon fishing in Alaska. You can’t ask for anything more, fighting an Alaskan Halibut on the end of your line while a whale dances around the boat.
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January 12, 2009 on 8:10 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Whether you’re an Alaska Whale Watching tour, or on a fishing trip in Alaska, Humpback whales can pop up anywhere. Here, you see the tail which is also called the fluke. Typically when you see the fluke, the Humpback whale is diving down and you won’t see them again for 15 to 20 minutes.
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January 12, 2009 on 7:03 am | In Alaskan Fish Photos | No Comments
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Fresh Alaskan king salmon. From the boat, to the barbie. There really is nothing that tastes better. An Alaskan salmon fishing trip is just as popular as Alaskan halibut fishing trip. Only, salmon fishing is a bit more seasonal whereas halibut tends to have a longer season.
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