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anyone else out there fish for a living .anyone getting ready for the spring/summer fishing season herring/salmon anyone ? i personally am getting gear ready to go to bay
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What do you fish for and where?
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i drift gillnet for sockeye in bristol bay ak
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I did 26 years in Cook Inlet and 1 in Bristol Bay drifting for Sockeye. I'm thinking about heading up again this summer but haven't decided yet. I miss it. Good luck I hope you get a good price.
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I have been heading up to Bristol Bay for the past 6 summers, but I am taking this summer off to do a research project in the San Juans. I did help the rest of my old crew get ready though, just sent up a food box and a new reel. Should be a good year, I know I will miss it. Nothing quite compares to seeing millions of sockeye coming into the bay, well i guess except when they light up the net. Here's a picture of our green horn from last year with a little round haul deck load.
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Spent one summer up in Bristol Bay when I was 14. My grand dad damn near worked me to death, one of the best times of my life
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i've got a good buddy who's up in the bering sea right now...due home in a couple weeks.
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I commercial fished for about 10 years from L.A. to the Bering Sea. Mostly offshore of Washington for spot prawns, but have mid-watered, bottom trawled, and long-lined pots. I definitely miss fishing, just don't miss the schedule!
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Born & raised... not anymore. Here and a couple seasons in SE. Bottomfish and crab mostly. A couple years included salmon. Skippered for 4 years after high school. Quit, never loved it. All gear types known to man!
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A little herring fishing in the Puget Sound in the 80's and a few season on a catcher/processor in the Bering and Gulf in the 90's.
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All through my school years as a Kelper out of Illwaco, and some Westport. Ran 4 rod and reals until the state in its wisdom made all comercial salmon fishing be done with fixed gear(all line fishermen) on their boats.We ran two boats the last 4 years. Dad ran one and I ran the other. Made it were I hated to even think about a damn salmon.
Every summer salmon fishing, every year dad saying " Do you know how many kids your age would love to fish like you get to do?" Made it sound like we had a choice! Go back to school in September, do the "What I did over my summer vacation" report,, I zerox mine every damn year!!!
Comercail fishing?? Been there, done that, got screwed out of the t-shirt.
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Quote from: billythekidrock on April 21, 2009, 09:18:34 PM
A little herring fishing in the Puget Sound
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