Seen some awesome pics of fish both here and on other sites, but most of them (99%?) are fish being held in the "Parker Position" (patent pending).

Anyone got any good "action" shots?

Here is one from last Sunday. Titanium Cranium is at the other end of the line, trying to get this 10 lb. Skagit Chromer to stay put long enough to get the hook removed from his jaw.



We only got 2 to the boat, this buck of TC's (above) and an equally chrome hen. Both had major attitude issues..:-)

Action shots? Bring 'em on!

Mike

Sekiu Slabs - NATES!!! Fishing with Digifish, both released in fine condition, both around 20 lbs. We released a bigger one, maybe 22+, but that pic is too bloody to post, grrrr.





Oh, and SH let his batteries die, lol, so the nate we released a couple of weeks ago got away without a pic being taken! :p

I'll browse through some pix I have on the 'puter to see what I have ...

But in the meantime, here are some vids on the site of some fun action!

Bob being attacked by Kenai Sockeye

Wiley leaper of a steelhead on the fly

Blind runs and leaps of tidewater silvers in the Kasilof

AK season soon coming !!!!!

Nice fishies guys, Mike, I believe that is a Pinkie Worm I see underneath that water, nice choice for nice fish! Chris

There's no stinking pinky worm in that picture!!! (SHUT UP MIKE) LOL

Mikey had a reel nice one too. A beautiful hen, much brighter than my buck, complete with sea lice. Mike handed me his camera "ready to go" and I took four real nice shots through the viewfinder... of the back of the lens cap.

Did any other picture of that fish come out Mike?

Here's a net job from last fall.

Can you say B-B-Q !?

Titanium (aka Mark/TC),

Do you honestly think I would mess up and tell people about those custom hand-poured tie-dyed frogs you use? Never!

When I downloaded the pics, I "thought" one of them might have actually come through...turns out the camera must have been pointed at the sun..got a nice shot of a thin spot in the plastic lens cap.

That's OK..no worries as we'll get plenty more before its over.

Didn't get a chance for a decent pic, but last night locked horns with a 27 X 13 buck Dolly. Thought the thing was a steelhead till I got it on the beach and saw the spots/fins. Nailed a Little Cleo pink/chrome on the first turn from a very long cast...gotta love those Dolly's!

Mike