Fishing Report Week Ending 9/22/19

And the beat goes on, and the beat goes on. La de da de de, la de da de da....

Thought I'd continue the music theme from last week's fishing report (ala Lawrence Welk). The beat definitely stayed the same this week. The fishing was never hot, but we managed to catch at least two fish every trip. As my dad would often say, "it could be worse".

Above is Gary with the first fish of the week.

And that's his son Jake ending the day with a fine Kenai silver salmon.

On Wednesday, Gary had the hot rod and caught these two.

The next day I guided was on Friday, and the action picked up for us. That's Jake and Gary in the front, and in the back is Lloyd and his daughter Kim. I think having four rods spread out helped find the seam that the fishing were running on.

On Saturday, it was just Lloyd and Kim in my boat. It was a long day, but we are able to fool these three fish into biting. See you guys again!

We went from a warm, wet day on Saturday, to the coldest temperatures of the year on Sunday morning. That's not frost on my boat seat covers, that's ice. Needless to say, it was a very chilly boat ride to start the day.

Even though the air temperature was cold, the fishing was decent. You may recognize the lady on the left. That's my wife Jane. On the right, is perennial Beaver Creek Cabins and Guide Service All-Star, Grant. He's been staying at the cabins since the Jahrig's built them, and fishing with me for nearly 20 years. Always great to spend time with you, and I can't wait to do it all over again.

It's hard to believe, but I'm getting close to the end of my guiding season. I'll be fishing nearly every day next week, and possibly into October. All I can say is I hope the run can hang on a little bit longer...

See you next week with a new fishing report.



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