Revenge: when a big fish wins a battle, the war is set to begin

Article Abstract:

A writer recounts his summer experience fishing in Susitna Valley Lake in Alaska. Fishing underscores the reality of the food chain cycle. A dead vole was used as a bait to catch the fishes. However, the fish that was caught by the rod managed to free itself as it was too heavy.

Usage, Recreation, Voles, Susitna River

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Waters on the brain

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Trophy fishing on the Kenai river, at Trapper Creek, Little Campbell Creek and other waters in Alaska can be spiritual as well as good sport. Sportsmen often remember each spot they fish in, and may recall many details of a trip.

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One enchanted evening

Article Abstract:

Alaskan waters are perfect fishing spots that can also provide a romantic backdrop. Both the oneness with nature and the challenge to overcome it bring out a special feeling.

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