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Oysters tonight!

Yeah, I think there is a higher purpose for razor clams than crab bait. Almost anything works for Dungeness.

Crabbing is a physically a hard fishery... commercial pots are heavy and lifting them takes a toll on the body. I remember when a friend of mine hooked into a 125 lb. Halibut. At the time we were in my 16 ft. Lund skiff and the fish was too frisky to bring onboard. Fortunately we were close...

There's a nice crabbing spot with a good bottom a couple of miles away...5 min boat ride. I do have a pot puller which makes it a lot easier. Lots of good crabbing nearby. The local commercial fleet in town will catch a million pounds on a good year.

Depends on the depth of water. I usually set them in 40-60 feet so I don't have a really long pull.

If I have salmon heads I'll clip one or two inside along with a bait jar that has herring and fish pellets.

We can run up to 10 Dungeness pots I believe for sport fishing. I only run 3 and catch all that I want to deal with. I hope you enjoy your trip, you can see bears at Mendenhall visitor center in Juneau.

Cincinnati chili tonight with a cucumber, onion, tomato salad on the side.

Leftovers...

How were those crawfish prepared Andrei?

Crab cakes last night with some bok choy.

Daughter #1 and I made a chicken Caesar salad tonight.

Yeah, it's definitely gotten more expensive. It seems like most of the Alaska seafood has really increased from the retail side.

Haha, the chicken will be well versed in the movie by then!

Well, it looks like ocean fresh Dungeness crab is on the menu tonight! I've got 3 crab pots out before the commercial season opens on June 15th.

Mediterranean soup tonight.

Some rigatoni with meatballs tonight.

A pork sirloin tonight with a bit of curried cauliflower, wild/brown rice, and some spinach.

Oh stop it B... shouldn't you be living more frugally? Lol.

Yeah, that's about what mine looked like... they are tasty but not stellar looking without other sides to make it look better. Subsistence caught and canned sockeye for the win here.