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06-28-2006, 09:12 AM
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Swampchicken in Alaska
Swampchicken does it in Alaska. Here is a picture of my 30lb King. Not exactly a kayak post, but a nice fish none the less. If I would have had the yak with me, I probably would have done that instead. This is from Juneau last week.
Davey 
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06-28-2006, 07:52 PM
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Re: Swampchicken in Alaska
Davey,
That is a nice salmon. I have never caught one, but sure would like to someday. I can just imagine myself cutting off a fillet on that bad boy and putting it on the bbq right away.  Robert
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06-28-2006, 07:58 PM
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Re: Swampchicken in Alaska
Davey,
Congrats on the fish and the trip  Where did you go up there? How long of a trip was it? When I can take a serious fishing vacation, that's where I'm headed. Last year, I had the invite to go up to Homer for a week, but I couldn't get the time off work. BTW, any types of fishing photos are welcomed here. Kayaking, float tubing, surf fishing, charter boats etc. The kayak fishing slant is what most visitors are looking for, thats all. It's certainly not the only form of fishing I'm interested in or participate in myself. Hope to see you soon and Take Care,Perry 
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