A taste of AK

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I recently went on a trip to Alaska, for a family gathering … I have an aunt that lives on Prince of Wales Island, which is just west of Ketchikan. This wasn’t a fishing trip and this side of my family doesn’t fly fish … So, I fly fished solo for a day and we ended up going out on the boat to mooch for silvers and halibut. Along with pulling shrimp and crab pots. It was nice to kickback drink some beers and chill with family.

Craig, AK – Docks

Silvers

Halibut

Pinks

Fishing Boat

Pebble Mine Sticker

Craig, AK – Old Cannery

Boots

This entry was posted on Wednesday, August 19th, 2009 at 5:47 pm and is filed under alaska, fishing, fly fishing, photography and tagged with alaska, corey kruitbosch, craig, fishing, fly fishing, flyfishing, photo, prince of wales, salmon. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

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One Response to “A taste of AK”

BG says:

September 3, 2009 at 11:02 pm

Great work Cor! I’m digging the commercial fishing boat image, reminds me of the many years at sea.

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Western Fly Fishing is home for the photography of Corey Kruitbosch. My work has been featured in many national publications, most recently my photography has been profiled in “The Drake”, “American Angler”, "CATCH Magazine", "This Is Fly", and in the Trout Unlimited Publication “Trout”.

I am a better photographer, than I am a writer. So, this will mostly just be a photo blog. If you would like to see more of my perspective from behind the lens please visit my flickr photo stream by clicking below or adding it to your news reader.