|
|
The
2000 Season |
|
 |
|
Note: We didn't take pictures of all client's
fishing Success this season
|
|
|
Randy Komlofske |
King Salmon |
29 lbs |
|
Randy hails
from Aloha, Oregon. He's smiling ear-to-ear after landing
this beautiful twenty nine pound king salmon. I'm sure his
friends back home can't wait for him to return home so they
can enjoy a barbecued salmon steak! |
|
|
|
|
Bert Babb |
King Salmon |
29 lbs |
|
Bert Babb lives in the
city of Eugene, Oregon. His trophy king tipped the scale at
a respectable twenty-nine pounds. Look at the girth on that
big boy! Whoa doggies! Bert is hosting the Oregon State Beavers
group. GO BEAVERS! |
|
|
|
|
Van Watkins |
King Salmon |
40 lbs |
|
A picture is worth a
thousand words....well Van Watkin's friends and associates
back home in Celina, Texas will surely believe his fish stories
when they take a gander at this photo. Big Van's king of king's
tipped the scales at a whopping forty pounds! "Torch
the BarBQ there's salmon in the house tonight!" |
|
|
|
|
Dick Rohl |
Pacific Halibut |
125 lbs. |
|
Dick Rohl hails from
Junction City, Oregon and is a member of the Oregon State
Beavers group. Dick's Halibut tipped the scales at One Hundred
and Twenty Five Pounds! By the way....check out our Lodge
Section for recipes. I'm sure you'll find a dandy Halibut
recipe. Life just doesn't get any better than this - blue
skies; fishing with your best buddies, great food and real
down-home Alaska hospitality! |
|
|
|
|
Tim Lappano |
King Salmon |
26 lbs. |
|
Tim Lappano is the offensive
coach for the Oregon State Beavers. Looks like he did some
great offensive sport fishing; landing this beautiful, ocean-run
king salmon. The king tipped the sacle at twenty-six pounds. |
|
|
|
|
Michael Chambers |
King Salmon |
25 lbs. |
|
Michael
Chambers is pictured here with his twenty-five pound king
salmon! Hey way to Go Mike! It's a beauty! Michael hails from
the snowy mountain country; making his home is Steamboat Springs,
Colorado. |
|
|
|
|
Gerald Braunberger |
King Salmon |
28 lbs. |
|
Gerald Braunderger is
a member of the OSU Beavers group and makes his home in Springfield,
Oregon. His is pictured here with his twenty-eight pound ocean
run King Salmon. GO BEAVERS! |
|
|
|
|
Greg Goracke |
King Salmon |
25 lbs |
|
Greg Goracke is pictured
here with his twenty-five pound King Salmon. Greg is a member
of the Oregon State University group and makes his home in
Tangent, Oregon. there's simply nothing better than spending
quality time with you fishing buddies, swapping stories, fishin'
and enjoying the Great Alaska outdoors! |
|
|
|
|
American Ag Group |
Group Photo |
|
|
A special thanks to
the American Ag Group. What a great Group.Click on the photo
to activate a slide show of their trip to our lodge! |
|
|
|
|
Mel Petrie |
King Salmon |
35 lbs. |
|
Mel Petrie, from Nebraska
caught a beefy thirty-five pound King Salmon on July 1, 2000
while fishing at Tanaku Lodge. What a beautiful Fish! Way
to Go Mel! GO NEBRASKA!! |
|
|
|
|
Judy Hietbrink |
King Salmon |
26 lbs. |
|
Ms Judy Hietbrinks hails
from the great state of Nebraska. She proudly displays here
twenty-six pound ocean-fresh King Salmon caught this first
day of July, 2000. She was fishing the Cross Sound area. What
a beautiful silvery Chinook! Way to Go JUDY!!! |
|
|
|
|
Patty Krietman |
Lingcod |
33 lbs |
|
Ms
Patty Krietman displays her thirty-three pound ling cod.
What an ancient looking bottom feeder! Ling cod is one of
my all time favorite table fish. Very flavorful!! Patty
also makes the Lincoln, Nebraska area her home. GO NEBRASKA! |
|
|
|
|
Angie Churray |
Pacific Halibut |
149 lbs. |
|
This is Angie Churray
standing proudly by her One Hunderd and Forty Nine pound Flounder!
Any Halibut over 100 pounds is considered a huge fish, and
as you can clearly see this is a BIG FISH!! Angie is from
the great state of Nebraska. |
|
|
|
|
Angie Churray |
Lingcod |
39 lbs. |
|
Angie Churray had a
very good day! Besides the huge Pacific Halibut above, she
also landed this gargantuan lingcod. This monster tipped the
scale at a whopping Thirty Nine Pounds! Way to Go ANGIE!! |
|
|
|
|
Jim Churray |
Pacific Halibut |
145 lbs. |
|
This
is Jim Churray standing proudly by another monster Halibut.
This Big Boy was caught today - July 1, 2000, and tips the
scale at a whopping One Hundred and Forty Five Pounds! It's
a Keeper! Way to Go JIM!! |
|
|
|
|
Pete Pettit |
Pacific Halibut |
100 lbs. |
|
This is Pete Pettit.
He hails from the great state of Nebraska and is standing
by his One Hundred Pound Pacific Halibut! Any Halibut tipping
the scale at 100 pounds or more is considered a trophy-sized
catch. Man-oh-Many! What a great day. Way to Go PETE!! |
|
|
|
|
Gordon Petrie |
Pacific Halibut |
150 lbs. |
|
This is Gordon Petrie
standing next to the FISH OF THE DAY!! This Big Whopper tipped
the scale at One Hundred and Fifty Pounds. Gordon is also
from the great state of Nebraska. There's one thing for sure
-- Nebraskans sure know how to catch fish!! Way to Go GORDON!! |
|
|
|
|
Pete and Jack Pettit |
Pacific Halibut |
149 lbs. |
|
Pete and Jack Pettit
stand by their One Hundred and Forty Nine pound monster Halibut.
They caught this fish on July 3rd, 2000 while fishing the
Cross Sound waters. What a great Fish!! Way to Go PETE and
JACK!! |
|
|
|
|
Jill Neeman |
Lingcod |
36 lbs. |
|
This is Jill Neeman
standing by her Thirty Six pound Lingcod. That's one big Ling!
It's time for Fish and Chips!! Way to Go JILL! |
|
|
|
|
Don Pegler III |
Pacific Halibut |
168 lbs. |
|
This is a picture of
Don Pegler III standing by his One Hundred and Sixty Eight
pound Pacific Halibut. Man-o-man, look at that gargatuan bottom-feeder.
Halibut is one of my very favorite table fish. There are so
many different ways to prepare halibut. Check out our Recipe
section for some great ways to cook up your season's catch!
WAY TO GO DON! THAT'S THE BIG FISH OF THE DAY!! |
|
|
|
|
Randy Neeman |
Lingcod |
35 lbs. |
|
Randy Neeman stands
by his Thirty Five pound Lingcod. Randy hails from Lincoln,
Nebraska. Nothing like it --- fishing all day with your best
buddies while enjoying blue skies and the extraordinary beauty
of Elfin Cove, Alaska. |
|
|
|
|
Jack Pettit |
Pacific Halibut |
140 lbs. |
|
This is Jack Pettit
standing by his One Hundred and Forty Pound monster Pacific
Halibut! Jack is a member of the Nebraska Group. As the picture
clearly shows, Jack has had one heck of a sportfishing vacation
of our lodge. WAY TO GO JACK!! |
|
|
|
|
Jim Churray |
Pacific Halibut |
130 lbs. |
|
This is Jim Curray standing
by his One Hundred and Thirty Pound Halibut. Jim is a member
of the Nebraska Group and has had an extremely productive
fishing trip to our lodge this season. The group has been
a lot of fun! Nice going Jim! Hope to see you again next season! |
|
|
|
|
Coleen Pegler |
Pacific Halibut |
143 lbs. |
|
This is Coleen Pegler
standing by her One Hundred and Forty Three Pound 'Taller-than-she-is'
Monster Halibut! Way to Go COLEEN!! THIS IS THE FISH OF THE
DAY! Man, this group has certainly scored on some huge halibut! |
|
|
|
|
Kreitman/Pegler Group |
Halibut |
lots of lbs. |
|
This is
a group photo of Dan & Patty Kreitman, their daughter
Heather Kreitman, and Don and Coleen Pegler. What a Great
Day!! We have really enjoyed having you to our lodge and hope
to see you again next season! |
|
|
|
|
Dave Hoover |
Pacific Halibut |
122 lbs. |
|
This is a photo of Dave
Hoover standing next to his One Hundred and Twenty Two Pound
Pacific Halibut. He landed this BIG FISH on July 17th, 2000.
WAY TO GO DAVE!! |
|
|
|
|
Dave Koenig |
King Salmon |
38 lbs. |
|
This is
Dave Koenig holding his Thirty Eight Pound King Salmon! Way
to Go Dave!! It's a Keeper! There are king salmon available
in our area all season, from May through September! |
|
|
|
|
Donna Calandra |
Pacific Halibut |
103 lbs |
|
This is Donna Calandra
standing by here One Hundred and Three Pound Pacific Halibut.
What a Huge Fish! WAY TO GO DONNA! |
|
|
|
|
David West |
King Salmon |
31 lbs. |
|
This is a photo of David
West holding his silver-bright Thirty One Pound King Salmon.
David landed this beautiful salmon on July 18, 2000. WAY TO
GO DAVID!! We'll see you again next season! |
|
|
|
|
George Shafer |
Pacific Halibut |
140 lbs. |
|
This is a photo of George
Shafer standing by his One Hundred and Forty Pound Pacific
Halibut. Way to Go George - that's the BIG FISH OF THE DAY!
His huge flounder was landed on July 18th, 2000. |
|
|
|
|
Danny Azzato |
Pacific Halibut |
176 lbs. |
|
This is Danny Azzato
standiing by his 'Big Fish of the Day Winner!'. Danny's huge
Pacific Halibut tipped the scale at One Hundred and Seventy
Six Pounds and was landed on July 11th, 2000. WAY TO GO DANNY!! |
|
|
|
|
Darin Menapace |
Pacific Halibut |
127 lbs. |
|
This is a photo of Darin
Menapace standiing by his One Hundred and Twenty Seven Pound
Halibut. This flounders was landed by Darin on July 11th,
2000. WAY TO GO DARIN!! |
|
|
|
|
Aaron Jones |
Pacific Halibut |
240 lbs. |
|
This is a photo of Aaron
Jones with his Two Hundred and Forty Pound Monster Pacific
Halibut. Now that's a Huge Fish!! WAY TO GO AARON - THAT'S
THE BIG FISH OF THE DAY!! |
|
|
|
|
Larry Kennedy |
Pacific Halibut |
115 lbs. |
|
This is a photo of Larry
Kennedy with his One Hundred and Fifteen pound Pacific Halibut.
He landed this monster on August 7th, 2000. WAY A GREAT DAY
OF FISHING! We'll see you next season for another great sport
fishing vacation!! Let's Go Fishing!! |
|
|
|
|
Marshall Carolan |
Pacific Halibut |
136 lbs. |
|
This is a photo of Marshall
Carolan taken on August 5th, 2000 with his One Hundred ad
Thrity Six pound 'Bigger than hie is' Pacific Halibut! Great
going Marshall!! |
|
|
|
|
Bill Raynor |
Pacific Halibut |
110 lbs. |
|
This is a photo of Bill
Raynor with his One Hundred and Ten pound flounder. What a
nice-sized Pacific Halibut! Way to Go Bill!! Bill caught his
monster fish on August 7th, 2000 while fishing at our lodge.
|
|
|
|
|
Matt Carolan |
Pacific Halibut |
122 lbs.
|
|
This is a photo of Matt
Carolan taken on August 7th, 2000 with his One hundred and
Twenty Two pound halibut!! Man, what a day of Fishing! Nice
going Matt!! |
|
|
|
|
Norm Green |
Pacific Halibut |
106 lbs. |
|
This is a photo of Norm Green taken on August 5th, 1000
with his One Hundred and Six pound Monster Halibut!! What
a great day of fishing!! WAY TO GO NORM!1 HOPE TO SEE YOU
AGAIN NEXT Season!!
|
