On September 1st the limit for silvers on the Kenai increased from two to three. We limited out nearly every day and when we didn't it was because it was decided that we had more than enough for the fish boxes heading home. Overall, the fishing hasn't been red hot but it has been very steady. This makes for a wonderful day on the water.
If you have followed the blog over the past couple of years you will probably notice that a few of these faces look familiar. Photo one is my favorite fishing buddy, John Ohlin, with the all too familiar Lars, his son. If you notice, Lars has grown a lot through the years but one thing that hasn't changed is his hair. Mickey Dolenz would be proud. Photo two is Carrol, Sue, Mary, and Dan with a nice haul of silvers. Photo three is Robyn, Aaron, and Al with a limit. Photo four is Al "The Polish Hammer" in another photo with a couple of dandy fish. Just a side note, Al is from Minnesota and we both went to college together at the University of Alaska-Fairbanks. I haven't seen him in over 27 years so it was nice to get together and get caught up. We definitely plan on not waiting another 27 years to see each other again. The final photo is Team Tautges and Team Crow posing proudly with their limit of fish.
All in all, Jane and I really had a great time this past week visiting with some old friends and making a couple of new ones as well.
p.s. The leaves are starting to change. I hate to say it but fall is well under way.
3 comments:
Where did Lars get all that hair? It must really grow fast in AK.
peter
I Don't believe I have seen Nels-sorry Lars since the bebee gun and wasp incident with Mac at my house on N.Long Lake! Haven't had any wasp incidents since or was it hornets? Still see the little indents on the A-frame deck which still gives me a chuckle. Took a lot of bebees to get rid of that nest. Great fish pics-looks like a good time was had by all!
A great time was had! Great hosts and great friends. Hurry back to Brainerd fishing buddy.... Wilson or possibly... O
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