I've posted some more pictures of our fishing trip to Homer

[Blue_In_AK]

here http://northernvisions.smugmug.com/Vacation/Sockeye-Fishing-in-Homer-July/13205576_UTexX#958639867_Kp4GD if you want to check them out.

[HarveyDarkey]

1. Great shots, thanks for posting

I wish I lived near scenery.

[Celebration]

2. Thirty?

Impressive. I just ate a sockeye salmon tonight! Delicious. Love the night harbor shots.

[Blue_In_AK]

3. Yes, 30.

Six a piece for each licensed fisherperson...me and HullBoss, my brother, his wife, and their two kids. Since my bro can go out whenever he wants, we got to bring home 20 of them. :) They'll taste mighty good this winter.

[hippywife]

4. I love all of your pictures.

I especially love the four in the moments of zen setting. That water is just beautiful. I could sit there and look at that all day.

Thanx! :hi:

[Blue_In_AK]

5. And it really was that color.

An amazing shade of blue-green.

[Saphire]

6. yeah, I'd like to get up to Alaska someday..what beautiful pics.

[JeffR]

7. And they are superb!

I love the fact that I can view these so large. Somehow 800 pixels just doesn't do Alaska justice.

[CC]

8. These photos are beautiful and if I may say

they and AK are stunning. Though I will leave the actually eating of salmon to you the fishing for them looks like fun and what a beautiful place to fish.

[sandnsea]

9. Ah, beautiful

We could never move to Alaska, my husband would be up one of those creeks and I'd never see him again! Or maybe that's a good idea, lol.

Incredible photos. I really love the holding tank, all those amazing salmon in there just stacked up like you just scooped them out of the river and threw them in.