Well spent several days floating the Gulkana, a day at Tangle lakes, a day at the Klutina river fishing for Red Salmon, and a day fishing my way back home. Here some pics to share.
Caught a couple of lake trout on the fly where the Gulkana flows out of Pason Lake.
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LoginOne of several old trapper cabins on the float. I think the said this one was left over from around 1912.
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LoginThen to Tangle Lakes where the Grayling got bigger, and caught more....more....and more. These guys were 15 inchers all day long with a couple of bigger ones.
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LoginKen cooking some of our catch for lunch. We were fishing right off the back side of this hill.
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Todd,
Looks like a really good time and the pictures are really nice. Where are the bear pictures? I thought they loved to fish as much as you do.
Jerry
Thanks for the pics Todd
Looks like you should of had a bigger skillet :laf:
Saw one bear Jerry but hoped we would have floated close enough to it, to unleash the .454 on it, so wwe didn't have the cameras ready.
Bill the 12 inch skillet was all we had on hand.
The camp pic you see, wwe set that up in the evening and notice the next moring it was right under an eagle nest with a lil one in it.
Man I cant believe how beautiful it is up there.
And those fish look so colorful and pure compared to the stuff we pull out of the mighty Mississippi down here. They almost look fake they are so brilliant.
Awesome pics, thanks for taking us along. That would be a wonderful get away :congrats:
Very nice pics Todd. :congrats: :congrats: Great scenery! Looks like a lot of fun!
The old cabin's cool too. Thanks for takin the time and sharin em with us.
I'd probably take up fishing if it was like that.
Tell me Todd, did you get tired of eating fresh trout for 5 days? :shrug:
I'd be willing to try it. :eyebrow:
Totally wonderful pics Todd. I especially enjoy the toque :innocentwhistle: Are the bugs bad up there or is that something I hear about to just try and keep me away? I'm going to go eat now as I suddenly have a hunger on. :shrug:
WOW man GREAT pics......... :yoyo: :yoyo: :yoyo:
What did you do give up naps.... or get a way cooler job!? :laf:
Thanks fellas,
VV, I supplemented my fish diet on that trip with Mountian House meals, Oatmeal and snack bars. :biggrin: But the fish was good too.
Al, I still work week on week off, and was lucky enough to do that on my of week.
Awesome!!
Jim
Great pictures Todd. Looks like you had a great time, good to see you getting out. The Copper River valley area is beautiful. Area 13, Paxson and Tangle Lakes areas have a lot of bears right now, not surprised you saw one.
John
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Awesome Pics... Id love to be there
Now thats what I'm talking about...that looks like it was some serious fun. It almost makes me want to clean the dust off of my fly rods. Well if we had that kind of fishing around here that is. I'm not much for catching stock trout and natives the size of fingerlings anymore.
I love the old trappers shack too, that is cool. Was there anything left inside it? I have to go tend to my macaroni and cheese now :doh2:
Nothing in the cabin as far as I could tell, but it would be a blast to have a metal detector there. :biggrin:
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