We dont need no sticking gym!

[kodiakcombo]

Kodiak Tuna moved it! Who needs a gym when we have these to work out with?

[Talcott]

Very nice!

[Roland on the River]

So beautiful. Good catch. Thanks for sharing.

[swampdonkey]

Those are some fatty's!!! Those Kodiak fish are always nice...

[Iwanttofish]

Beautiful fish, congrats !

[ValcoBayrunner]

You are a tuff guy, I did that with a couple of 24lb kings once and had to say hurry up and take the pic LOL

looks like you are on your way to a good season. I see they raised the limit to 3 kings down in SE (Sitka Ketch Pete) must
be a politician setting limits again$. Keep those pics coming!

[Bushwhack Jack]

Kodiak Tuna moved it! Who needs a gym when we have these to work out with?

You are definitely living the dream my friend. Living the dream!

[carolinaboy]

Hard to beat a pair of Kings like those. Time to get out the rice and seaweed....roll up some sushi!!!

[BrownBear]

Time to get out the rice and seaweed....roll up some sushi!!!

AFTER FREEZING them for the required period. Don't need no worms hanging out his backside.

[Anythingalaska]

You are a tuff guy, I did that with a couple of 24lb kings once and had to say hurry up and take the pic LOL

looks like you are on your way to a good season. I see they raised the limit to 3 kings down in SE (Sitka Ketch Pete) must
be a politician setting limits again$. Keep those pics coming!

Considering the King Salmon all gear quota down here is 439,000 fish, vs. last years' 176,000 fish (roughly 2.5 times last years quota); 3 sport fish per day vs. 1 fish per day last year makes sense. Our King Salmon runs are healthy down here, and are nothing like your dismal south central king salmon runs.

[fishNphysician]

Our King Salmon runs are healthy down here, and are nothing like your dismal south central king salmon runs.

"Healthy" only because of the production coming out of rivers in the PNW and BC.

[BrownBear]

"Healthy" only because of the production coming out of rivers in the PNW and BC.

Sure enough, no kings come out of local rivers, right?:boring:

[Anythingalaska]

"Healthy" only because of the production coming out of rivers in the PNW and BC.

That may be true, but my statement still stands. Plus, there are good local hatchery runs of kings here as well; even if they don't make up a large majority of the overall fish caught here.