Two birds, both have the same objective and neither will give way..

I did something new this time while visiting Homer. I took the Danny J over to Halibut Cove for dinner. Excellent food and after dinner we had some time to wander around the area. I took this photo from atop one of the hills above the very small bay and the weather was turning to rain. Apparently they have the only floating post office in the US. Most all of the homes are located next to the water and joined by interconnected boardwalks.

Taken 20 July 2022 at Halibut Cove, Alaska.

OSprey female returns with a halibut for lunch.

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beach restaurant

A good day to be out on the Blake fishing with that special person. Grab your special someone and some fishing buddies and go fishing.

Picture taken by: Piper Waterfalls

Edited by: Gerald Wheelright

Northern Operations Sport Fishing

LE Yachts: Rocky Point

Male Osprey returns with a nice meal for junior.

Osprey caught her late afternoon snack - Pacific Halibut and is getting ready to munch on the top of the dead tree... :-) @ Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve

Founded by the Danish General Trading Company in 1771, Upernavik was their northernmost colonial station in Greenland. Halibut fishing is currently one of the main industries.

Flavorful grilled Halibut by The Ship Restaurant & Bar in Shaw Centre, Scotts Road.

*Note: More food pics in my: Favorite Food Album.

Foodie Art

Coconut braised Halibut filet with eggplant caviar and tomat & ginger chutney.

served with beetroot risotto, cucumbers salad and herb oil

This is a shot of the large halibut, when I got him alongside of our boat. Now all we had to do was; quickly shoot him - harpoon him - and get him over the side and into our boat.

Halibut are brownish on one side, and pure white on the other. That is why you see a white reflection to the left of the fish in this photo.

There is no fish more delicious than a halibut.

Osprey is bringing in her late afternoon snack: Pacific Halibut... :-) @ Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve

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A rare sighting as we pull into Kake during snowfall - a Halibut Schooner. (Kake, Southeast Alaska)

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cauliflower cream, espresso essence

patina chef table

fried halibut ;)

This is a small fishing boat I saw while visiting Halibut Cove in Homer, Alaska. Halibut Cove is a beautiful community of people who live in this cove where all the houses, stores, and shops are connected by large wooden sidewalks. The only way to get there is by boat. We ate lunch in front of an open fire at a small outdoor restaurant that over looked the cove. While we sipped on our hot chocolate we enjoyed stunning views of the mountains, amazing wildlife, beautiful trees, fresh air, and some incredible homes. It was a great day. It would be an awesome place to spend a day or the summer. If you ever make it to Homer, charter a boat across the bay to this magnificent place.

The best part of this little trip was it was free. I met the most amazing family when I was in Brooks camp filming the bears. They told me to give them a call when I got to Homer. When I got to Homer, they gave me one of their cars to use for two days and then took me on their boat to this amazing location. It was such a blessing.

July '07 Canon G7 6 exp. HDR

Kachemak Bay

Halibut

Drifting through Uummannaq Fjord, I glimpsed a shadow; halibuts, gliding near the surface, where they should not be. These deep-sea wanderers, drawn upward by unseen forces, told a story colder than the Arctic wind.

The water felt different, warmer, restless. Glaciers groaned in the distance, shedding ancient ice into the sea. The balance was shifting, life adapting in ways we barely understand. As I watched the halibuts linger where they never had before, I wondered; how much longer will Greenland remain the same?

by Lis Xia

Photography and film processing; LC Nevermind(Luis Campillo) Artistic direction, MUAH, props, caption and model; Lis Xia Gear;

1937’s Rolleicord II, Carl Zeiss Triotar 75mm, expired Kodak Tri-X 400

Roasted Fingerling potatoes, sautéed mushrooms and asparagus, Sweet Pea emulsion

Huge halibut are caught in Cook Inlet in the summer in the deep waters of Cook Inlet, Alaska.

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Contax Zeiss 28-70 3.5 at 28mm F8

At Mourad Moroccan Restaurant in San Francisco

I found this old boat at Halibut Cove in Homer, Alaska. Halibut cove is a beautiful place with tons of wildlife.

If you have never had halibut pulled from icy Alaskan waters - you have really missed a treat. It is a pure white firm meat, without the fishy taste so many people dislike. Add a light crispy batter and it is a dish fit for a king. In this image you see the plate placed before me at "The Lighthouse" in Haines Alaska. (And yes - I did eat it all, minus the tarter sauce, and with just a squeeze of lemon.) People come from all over the world; "just for the halibut."

Somehow I forgot last night to add the place itself...