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It was a beautiful, sunny day on the Knik River in Alaska. Captain Jeremy took the group fishing for silver salmon. The river was clear, and in the morning, the salmon were active and easy to catch with both spinning and fly rods. • Weather: sunny, light breeze, about 65°F • Water: very clear, easy to see the fish • How we fished: casting and drifting eggs, spinners, and streamers • Wildlife: bald eagles and moose were seen along the river Captain Jeremy’s trip was a big success with lots of silver salmon caught and beautiful nature all around. The Knik River is a great place for anyone who loves fishing and the outdoors.

Fished for one day on the Knik River. The weather was nice and the water was clear. There were lots of silver salmon. Everyone caught their limit. It was a great day for fishing.

On a sunny morning, several anglers went fishing for salmon. Everyone was happy and hopeful as they cast their lines. Soon, each angler caught enough salmon to reach their limit. Before leaving, they shared smiles and stories. It was a great day, and all the anglers went home with fresh salmon and good memories.

We have been busy so I am putting the last week's photos all together

Today I guided a wonderful group along Alaska’s Knik River, despite the steady rain. We caught silver salmon and sockeye salmon together. Even with the wet weather, everyone had a great time, and the good company made it a memorable day.

On a beautiful morning, anglers joined Capt. Jeremy and his friendly first mate, Stormy the dog, for a fun day on the river. Spirits were high as everyone set out to catch coho and sockeye salmon. Before long, the rods bent and reels sang—the group was soon landing coho and sockeye. Each fish caught brought cheers, laughter, and even a few good-luck kisses from happy anglers. Stormy, always excited, barked in celebration and sometimes tried to sneak a kiss as well. The group took plenty of photos and shared stories over lunch, with Stormy making sure to get lots of attention. By the end of the day, coolers were full and everyone was smiling. The tradition of kissing the fish and sharing the day together made it extra special. Capt. Jeremy and Stormy’s boat was full of joy, and every angler left with great memories of salmon, sunshine, and friendship.