What spectacular fish steelhead are. |
Pound for pound, silvers may well be the hardest-fighting fish in Alaska. |
Tim with a silhouette steelhead. |
Throngs of reds. |
Saying "Thank you" and "Goodby". |
Chuck releases a decent rainbow on the upper Kenai. |
Pink or "Humpy" caught on a fly. |
Lance preparing his gear to slay kings in early-July. |
Kenai dolly in early spring. |
Anchor River king on a fly. |
Certainly one of these will work. |
Tim leaning into a nice early-October fish. |
Sockeye that took a purple egg sucking leech. |
Ripples of the upper Kenai. |
Classic steelhead tail. |
Dry fly rainbows on the Brooks River, Katmai National Park. |
Bob, Lance, and a 50-pound king headed for the smoker. |
Chuck landing one of several Gulkana kings. |
Late-season trout bumming on the upper Kenai. |
Tim, Argus, and small steelhead. |
Fall steelheading on the Anchor River. |
Releasing a nice steelhead in September. |
Steve playing a Kenai silver in August. |
Stu givin` it hell on the upper Kenai. |
Glynnis releasing a sockeye in August. |
Scott fighting an old red when the target was a big `bow! |
Tim works an egg for rainbows in the upper Kenai. |
Fred displays an average-sized sliver caught on a Vibrax. |
Mark with one of several kings in the same day. |
Mark with a dark red king which put up an incredible fight. |
Fred and Mark both work pinks on a fly rod. |
Howard. |
Small channels of the upper Kenai. |
Fishing the seams with an egg pattern. |
Chuck flogging the water with a rod instead of a 590. |
The Greenwood family fishing the lower Kenai. |
Kandi with an unusually large sockeye. |
Roger and one of MANY sockeyes! |
Small rainbow which was fooled by a flesh pattern. |
Rick Kaufman and a day`s catch, upper Kenai. |
Seeing eye-to-eye. |
Robin O`Brien with a fly-caught sockeye in the upper Kenai. |
Robin O`Brien working the Kenai for reds. |
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