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Fighting a big silver fishing off the wing of a Dehavilland Beaver


Kodiak Legends Lodge, Karluk River, Kodiak Island, Alaska

Submitted by: Trent Kososki

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From: Matt Pfohl · mpfohl·at·dreamoutdoors.com  Link
Submitted December 4th 2009

Trent,

September was the best silver fishing I have ever done on a fly. What a amazing lodge Kodiak Legends is.


From: Jan-Ole Willers · olewillers·at·web.de  Link
Submitted December 3rd 2009

B..... Hell. Really phantastic Shot!

Rgds,
Ole


From: Trent Kososki · trent.kososki·at·gmail.com  Link
Submitted December 3rd 2009

Thanks Martin. Epic day in late September. Landed 30+ silvers, many trophies in the 15-20 lb range. Not a single other person there!


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From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com  Link
Submitted December 3rd 2009

Trent,

That's an amazing place to fight a fish from! Nice catch in more than one way

Martin



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