LUVMYJP Plate Tour 2006

[JohnJohn]

We are approaching 2 years...and I think it's actually getting better. I like the latest posts.

 

[XTrmXJ]

Geez you're dragging this out... lets see that plate on a tank, or an F-15, or a nuke....... or tattoed on Kim Jongs posterior.

Ive got it in a 22 already, to bad the computer crashed after I wiped the pic card on the camera after loading them on to the comp

 

[XJEEPER]

Ive got it in a 22 already, to bad the computer crashed after I wiped the pic card on the camera after loading them on to the comp

:dunno:

 

[XJEEPER]

S Korea's version of the TJ?

Wrapping up the S. Korean tour is a parting shot of our host, Tom R.....posing at the most forward Checkpoint #3, where he's surrounded on 3 sides by N. Korea.
Thanks again, Tom.

 

[JohnJohn]

Tommy U ROCK!

 

[XJEEPER]

Get out your Jumbo Green Sharpie, JohnJohn........

 

[TRNDRVR]

Get out your Jumbo Green Sharpie, JohnJohn........

Who had the plate?

 

[XJEEPER]

Who had the plate?

What I want to know is how many big fish they fit into this little boat?

 

[xjblue]

Should be some scenic pictures. better than propellers an big fish (not that i'm apposed to boats and a good catch mind you)

 

[TRNDRVR]

What I want to know is how many big fish they fit into this little boat?

Well on this day it was only 3 Kings, which we were shy of our limit by one. Only allowed one King a day, 2 a year on the Kenai.

As of late folks, I was the last one to have the plate. (again)

I was fortunate enough to be able to spend my vacation doing some serious fishing up on the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska.

I went with my next door neighbor Matt (cj matt), his 70 year old father Larry, and the 'Plate'.

Here are the 2 fish we caught (07/06). Like I said, we were short one fish for our limlt this day.

The right next to me is the 60 ponder I caught, and the other one is a 50 pounder caught by Larry. Matt got skunked both days.

Although I took the plate fishing with me, this fishing trip turned out to be a very busy/exhausting trip. On the water by 5 am, in bed by 7-8 pm. Bottom line is I didn't take as many pictures as I wanted (or get drunk), but I got a few. More will follow.

Thanks JohnJohn,

Dan.

PS For those of you who wonder about fishing in Alaska, it's NOT cheap, but well worth it. :thumbup:

 

[ladywolf]

wow those are some big damn fish!

 

[ROOK1]

wow those are some big damn fish!

Not really, Dan is what they prefer to be called "Little Person". He stands 3'2" tall.





Just kidding Dan. That looks like a fun trip, hope you had fun.

 

[TRNDRVR]

Not really, Dan is what they prefer to be called "Little Person". He stands 3'2" tall.





Just kidding Dan. That looks like a fun trip, hope you had fun.

Great! Knock a guy with a disability. :dunno:


I may be 3'2" tall, but you should see my.....:gag:

 

[TRNDRVR]

I may be 3'2" tall, but you should see the.....:gag:

other fish we caught.

Close up.

The motley fishing crew. I was designated driver, so no beer in hand for me until back in camp.

What I want to know is what farmer got liquored up enough to drive his tractor into
the ocean and figured out he could make a living launching boats for the local fishing charter skippers.

I mean really, who figured it out?

I'm glad the plate took us fishing.

 

[Glenn B]

Great pics! Damn Dan, yer making me hungry. The Atlantic salmon is just not a good as Pacific salmon. Looks like ya had fun.

 

[XJEEPER]

The Halibut is mighty tasty too.......

 

[OT]

Dan, you were gone?





Nice pictures.

 

[XJEEPER]

Dan gets a turn in the big chair.....

Not to be confused with the big fish.

 

[JohnJohn]

Dan gets a turn in the big chair.....

Not to be confused with the big fish.

I don't see the plate in either picture??? WTF?

 

[DrMoab]

is it just me or is this the most fitting picture of Dan out there.