This was a busy day. Up early and on the banks of the Kenai River once again. Today was a good day with everyone getting in on the action. We had to stop fishing early for several silly reasons: limits on how many you can catch (6/person), we had to get back to Anchorage, clean fish, get fish processed and ready to ship. Anyway we did all of the above and Matt and Shannon wound up shipping 44 pounds of Sockeye salmon home. Later in the day we were back in Anchorage at Elmendorf AFB for the night. Matt and Shannon would be leaving for their home in California tomorrow.
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| Matt starts things off with a nice Sockeye |
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| Shannon gets in on the action |
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| Shannon is already after another one |
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| Even I was able to get in on the action |
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| This is our new friend Rodney who taught us how to catch these fish. Rodney and his friends come every year for the Sockeye run in Soldotna. Rodney and his family are from Hawaii. |
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| This girl has got to stop... She's making all of us feel bad! |
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| SHOW OFF |
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| Not another one... |
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| How many did they say I could keep... I never was very good at math... |
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| We caught these in less than a couple hours in our friend Al's secret hole up near an area called swift water |
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| I think we have the stringers mixed up... Maybe Shannon couldn't carry her own stringer. |
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| Me and Linda on the Lucky beanch |
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| Now Russell and Caroline are sitting on the lucky (magic) bench... It worked!!! |
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