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Published: August 25th 2010
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Kenai Lake; clear, clean, and extremely cold water Shelby feeling much better, so we all decided to go to Homer for our halibut fishing trip. We traveled again along the Kenai Lake, and Kenai River . Many mountains surround Homer which is touted to be the capitol of halibut fishin. We are boondocking at Homer Spit camping area. As soon as we were set up Shelby and I started the search for the type of fishing trip we were interested in taking.
About noon we headed for the docks to catch the boat for our half-day fishing trip. We both cought the 2 fish limit and ended up with about 50 lbs of halibut filets. The ladies went shopping in town and rode around sight seeing, but all agreed anything they were interested in would be a better deal at Wal-Mart. They saw an eagle on the beach, and that night they fed the "Deadliest Fisherman" chili dogs for supper.
We drove back to Seward to stay a similar type of city ran campground as we did in Homer called Resurrection Bay Campground. I cooked some of the fresh halibut that I caoght yesterday along french fries, hush puppies, and cole slaw.
Today Faith catches
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Same lake, different picture, but it didn't change. her flight home, but not before hiking about a 2.5 mile trail to the base of Exit Glacier. This is the closest you can hike to a glacier without a guide. By the way all five of us did this hike. After the glacier hike we head toward Wasilla to spend the night at Wal-Mart, but Barbara and I have to stop in Anchorage to take Faith to the airport.
Our anniversary is in a couple of days, so we decided to go out and eat with Faith to celebrate early. Barbara and Faith had never ate at a Red Robin so we decided to go there since I had enjoyed their burgers, onion rings and root beer floats once before. After dinner we took Faith to the airport and went on to Wasilla for the evening
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