Wow, what incredible weather we're having. The forecast for the next five days is sunny with temperatures in the mid to upper 60's. By far the best stretch of weather the entire season. If there is a downside to the bright skies is that silver salmon are extremely sensitive to light. What this means is if we don't catch all of our fish by mid morning the bite drops way off. We still manage to catch fish as the day wears on but not as many as during the low light hours. Overall this past week fishing has remained steady and I'm hoping it continues until the end of the month.The top photo is Dan and Mary Meyer. Jane and I always feel like our season is about over when these two leave. Great fishing and great company during their stay. Now if I could only stop eating Kit Kat bars.....Photo two is Mira with a gorgeous 14lb silver. Photo three is her husband Zach with a couple of beauties. The final photo is Team UN. Arlene (Trinidad) and Thor (Norway) were a blast to have in the boat. After visiting with Thor I can definitely tell I'm of Norwegian descent.
If you're coming to fish this week make sure to bring plenty of warm clothes for the morning and your sunscreen for the afternoon.
2 comments:
Keith:
Happy to see you've had a excellent fishing season on the mighty Kenai. From a Rocky June start to a Land-Side September Finish. From all your Clients and Friends, Thanks for using your skills to give us the thrill of landing a Kenai Salmon. Memories that we will cherish and share for a lifetime...the stories, "the hand raising experiences," and just doggone good company. Come on down to Florida, relax in the sun, and join me for a Pineapple Milkshake.
George
George,
Thanks for your kind words.
Jane and I have been very fortunate in life and truly enjoy what we do. If we can make it down south the pineapple milkshake is on me!
Keith
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