Live Hunt AK: World-Class Fishing on Afognak Island
Tyler Freel and his buddies spent their Fourth of July battling halibut, salmon, and lingcod off the coast of Afognak Island in AK.
There are plenty of ways to spend the Fourth of July here in Alaska, but this year I made my way back to Afognak Island in pursuit of sloppy, slimy, delicious fish with my friends Luke and Josh Randall. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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Great pictures and it looked like a greaty time. Probably cooler than our 98 degrees in northern MN on July 4th. Keep 'em coming Tyler.
What a nice catch of fish and looks like beautiful scenery! Personally never made it to Alaska but fished plenty in Puget Sound and thought the flavor of fish I caught was 1) Lingcod sweet and tasty, 2) halibut beautiful tasting, 3) king and silver salmon, prepared with alder is great, 4) sockeye is a more oily tasting fish in my opinion. Congrats on a nice catch.
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Great pictures and it looked like a greaty time. Probably cooler than our 98 degrees in northern MN on July 4th. Keep 'em coming Tyler.
What a nice catch of fish and looks like beautiful scenery! Personally never made it to Alaska but fished plenty in Puget Sound and thought the flavor of fish I caught was 1) Lingcod sweet and tasty, 2) halibut beautiful tasting, 3) king and silver salmon, prepared with alder is great, 4) sockeye is a more oily tasting fish in my opinion. Congrats on a nice catch.
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