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Topic: Finally broke the Alaska kayak fishing ice  (Read 2493 times)

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Low_Sky

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  • Date Registered: Oct 2015
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Today's trip to Homer finally put some fish on the deck. I launched from Bishop's beach and went out about half a mile to find some deep-ish water (30'). I tried trolling for kings, but didn't like my chances with only a 30' water column to work with. I switched over to bouncing a cut plug on bottom, drifting with the tide and wind. I wanted to catch something, anything. I figured bottom bouncing was my best bet, and it paid off.

I caught two ..... Fish? And one p. cod. Everything lived to fight another day.

I did take a pic of the second fish. Anyone know what this is? The first fish looked just like it, but all brown.
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SwansonSilver

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Both were sculpins...Irish lords are usually brown. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. Nice job, did you keep the p cod? I've heard they're pretty good if you don't mind the worms....
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Low_Sky

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Thanks for the lead, SwansonSilver. After a little googling, I'm pretty sure I had a yellow Irish lord and a red Irish lord. The cod went back too. I didn't have  time to process fish today.
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AKRider

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Glad to hear you got out and the weather cooperated.   Fish are a bonus.   Good luck nailing a king or halibut next time !
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kardinal_84

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way to get out. working on two months without fishing. reaching critical phase of non fishing depression. maybe this weekend.
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gravesjacob

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  • Date Registered: Oct 2015
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planning on going to homer Sunday if weather cooperates
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