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Bent Rods from Ketchikan to Kenai
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photo: Jay Cassell
The first night we flew from New York to Seattle, then on to Ketchikan in southeast Alaska. We spent the first night at the Cape Fox Lodge, on a bluff overlooking town. The view of the harbor was stupendous. Ketchikan is a major stopping-off point for cruise ships. Each day during the tourist season, this town of 12,000 residents doubles in size.
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From hauling halibut weighing more than 150 pounds out of the coastal depths to chasing trophy-class rainbow trout in interior rivers, Alaska is an undisputed angler's Eden. Check Deputy Editor Jay Cassell's photo log of a recent adventure from Ketchikan to Kenai. Story and Photos by Jay Cassell To book a trip at the lodges featured in this story, click on their links below: |
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