A massive wall of salmon right in front of me made my heart flicker and butterflies enter my belly. I tried my best to remain calm as a strong breath hold is tied with the state of being you’re in. If I were to get too excited, I’d need to exit that incredibly beautiful moment sooner.
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Picture an expansive river bar with a variety of cover and vegetation types, and terrain ranging from flat bottomland to
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“As I hit the surface, fish on spear, I hear an uproar of barking. I think to myself, “that can’t be a dog, we are nearly 20 miles away from any land life…it must be an ocean creature.” I scope my surroundings, and 100 meters to my right I see two male sea lions approaching me and my dinner.”
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My heart raced like a hummingbird, face flushed hot and red with adrenaline as I slinked through the open utility right-of-way, serrated with jagged limestone. The report of the rifle ringing in my ears and the events that had previously unfolded plucked my cognizant abilities, tossing them candidly into the crisp November dusk.
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First light Sunday morning, Dillon and I were on the beach five miles out of the hunting area, each firing a few shots into a Bud Light box 100 yards out to check our zero. As discussed, and expected, our sights were off.
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Listen as Chef Randy King comes face to face with a mountain lion on a solo hunt in the Sawtooth Mountains
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“We’re Gonna Run Out of Mountain Before We Run Out of Steam”
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There is no better retreat from the dog days of summer in the Lower 48 than a stint in Alaska chasing coho salmon (“silvers”). August is prime time for the coho run in southeast Alaska, and for a DIY fly-fisherman, the term “epic” can be realized in the literal sense.
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Article Contributed by Field Staff Writer B. Carleton. The garden is in and the first sprouts of radishes have poked
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Article contributed by C. Alameda. Hamakua Coast, Hawaii, where our parents had us in the ocean before we could walk.
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