Hunting, Fishing and Hiking
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Whites, We call them winter Kings. And they are abundant here. Do ya suppose I could mail ya a 60 pounder gt? 10 grand apiece would be fine by me. HAAAA
Turned down a mess of steamers and butter clams last night as I didn't want to mess with them. Friend pulled a 34 inch Steelhead out of the creek down town yesterday. So I guess spring is here. Even if it don't look like it. We still got plenty of Home Guard Halibut around. But the weather makes it tough to get to. Also all the oysters ya can pack. But than again they are a little hard to get to right know.
As for Hunting. We have the usual and the occasional Moose or Elk.
Turned down a mess of steamers and butter clams last night as I didn't want to mess with them. Friend pulled a 34 inch Steelhead out of the creek down town yesterday. So I guess spring is here. Even if it don't look like it. We still got plenty of Home Guard Halibut around. But the weather makes it tough to get to. Also all the oysters ya can pack. But than again they are a little hard to get to right know.
As for Hunting. We have the usual and the occasional Moose or Elk.
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Originally Posted by Placermike
I hunt and eat everything!...The only bad hunting I ever done was at a bar, but she was a different animal.
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Speaking of Winter Kings, I was on a charter....Clive's out of Deep Creek fishing with a buddy (Eric) We caught 2 of the white kings that day (middle of June last year) The lady that was fishing and my friend that was up from VA each had one. Talk about a happy boat captain. I hear IF you can find white king in the stores you'll pay plenty for it!!!
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