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Author Archives: Andrew Cooper
Recipe – Halibut Mock Lobster
One of our favorite recipes for Alaskan halibut is very simple to prepare. We have served this for friends at home or while riding at anchor in some remote cove, resulting in a good dinner every time. It’s fun to prepare and … Continue reading
Full Moon – “The Snow Moon” in Native American Legend
Full Moon will occur today at 12:54AST.
The Tailhook Incident
The pole twitches, then jumps… Fish On! This was the first time this season we had rigged for salmon and dropped the outriggers and lines, setup for trolling along the south coast of Admiralty Island. We did not have to … Continue reading
Considering Another World
When cruising the waters of SE Alaska you shop for supplies in the same stores as local folks, use the same harbors, and often tie up or anchor for the night next to the working boats. You are provided a front row … Continue reading
Funter Bay and Coot Cove, Admiralty Island
Funter bay is very well located anchorage for boaters about half a day’s journey from Juneau via Gastineau Channel and Stephens Passage. This excellent anchorage is conveniently located for trips into Icy Strait, Peril Strait, or simply journeys up and … Continue reading
Posted in Alaskan History, Chartering, Harbor Notes
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Photo of the Week – Pots
Floats and line rigged with the crab traps, photo by Dawn Hubble
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Mite Cove, Chichagof Island
Just inside the mouth of Lisianski Inlet from Cross Sound you will find a tiny cove on your charts. Mite cove is an acceptable anchorage under most weather conditions in a very convenient location. From here it is easy access to … Continue reading