The salmon where in so we packed up the nets and headed out to stock some sockeye. A side trip to a nearby lake yielded Cedar her first fish.
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| Autumn helps dad dipnet for salmon. |
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| Cedar was ready with her net too. |
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| Autumn landed the first cutthroat. |
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| Then it was Cedar's turn. Fish on! |
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| "Look, I'm doing it myself!" |
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| Keep that line tight! |
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| Cedar and her first lunker. |
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| No fear of the slimy fish. |
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| "Dad, this fish is really flippy!" |
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| No fish were harmed in the making of these memories. |
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| That's no fish, but it is slimy. No fear. |
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| Lake art by God, photographed by Amy. |
2 comments:
Hey I am in Alaska and hunt everything. I am just now getting into sheep hunting and want to do what you did shooting a sheep in every range on foot from the road. I live in Soldotna and fish/hunt all species. I shot a nice 6.5ft blackbear in the mountains off the road system it was epic. I called it in with my predator call. I am a sheep newbie and I mean preschooler when it comes to them. I am thinking about doing a hunt this year from the road but do not know where to start. Email me at robert.mcrorie@gmail.com or try me on Facebook.
www.provingtrailadventures.com or google "Lace 'em Up sheep hunting"
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