Kasilof, Alaska. July 28, 2011. Long daylight hours means fishermen can clean their catch well into the evening.
Archive for July, 2011
10pm cleaning.
Posted in Photography with tags Alaska, cleaning, fish, Kasilof, Russell Fishing Co, sunset on July 31, 2011 by bakerLand, sea, and air.
Posted in Photography with tags Alaska, bear, Cook Inlet, fishing boat, Mt. Redoubt, Resurrection Bay, Seward, volcano on July 31, 2011 by bakerKenai Peninsula, Alaska. July 28-29, 2011. Mt. Redoubt Volcano, Resurrection Bay, Cook Inlet.
Breach.
Posted in Photography with tags Alaska, breach, breaching whale, Seward on July 31, 2011 by bakerOff Seward, Alaska. July 29, 2011.
Kasilof River.
Posted in Photography with tags Alaska, eagle, Kasilof, king salmon, salmon roe on July 28, 2011 by bakerKasilof, Alaska. July 27, 2011. Fish stories abound when there are six hours to kill on a Kasilof whose king salmon supply has been dashed for the day by net fishermen at the river’s mouth. Despite hours of reloading our lines with roe, a little sockeye was all Bill could find us (and we didn’t catch it).
Kenai Salmon Run.
Posted in Photography with tags Alaska, fishermen, Kenai River, red salmon, sockeye, Soldotna on July 27, 2011 by bakerSoldotna, Alaska. July 26, 2011. 10pm. Red salmon run up the Kenai River from the Pacific every summer to spawn. The weaker among them don’t survive the trip and rot along the bank while fishermen cast lines in the current and let the thousands of two-foot salmon simply hook themselves.
Bag man.
Posted in Photography on July 12, 2011 by bakerBoerum Hill, Brooklyn, NY. July 6, 2011. I’ve obviously failed to keep these off the main page, but I’m done trying. The 5D is a hassle to lug without purpose, and the phone is always in the pocket. So.
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