Deep Creek Chicken

[Paul Isa]

Some pics I took last May that I forgot I had taken of a halibut trip and a BBQ chicken cook on the beach.

Cook Inlet was "Glass" that day. A mile out, 37 feet of water.
Deep Creek 7 by Alaska Weber Kettle, on Flickr

Even my best fishing buddy caught his limit.
Deep Creek 6 by Alaska Weber Kettle, on Flickr

Made it back again.
Deep Creek 11 by Alaska Weber Kettle, on Flickr

Eagles eating the scraps.
Deep Creek 9 by Alaska Weber Kettle, on Flickr

Camp site.
Deep Creek by Alaska Weber Kettle, on Flickr

Start of cook looking north.
Deep Creek 10 by Alaska Weber Kettle, on Flickr

End of cook.
Deep Creek 5 by Alaska Weber Kettle, on Flickr

Chicken is done.
Deep Creek 2 by Alaska Weber Kettle, on Flickr

Even a poor excuse of a fisherman gets a good meal.
Deep Creek 4 by Alaska Weber Kettle, on Flickr

The only other people on the beach had a St. Bernard. He got some chicken too.
Deep Creek 12 by Alaska Weber Kettle, on Flickr

 

[Cliff Bartlett]

You're a lucky man Paul, to be that close to a halibut catch like that. Chicken looks wonderful, but that fish is gold. Thanks for sharing those great photos.

 

[Len Dennis]

Felt like I was there

 

[Rich Dahl]

Awesome photos, looks like a great trip.

 

[Barb D]

Great photos and awesome looking dinner. I like your friend.

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

I would have loved to be there! What a beautiful day, thanks for sharing.

 

[Andy Erickson]

Awesome photos and cool trip.

 

[Robert-R]

Livin' the life, I see. Must be nice!

 

[John Sp]

NIce meal Paul - great way to end a great day! How are you going to grill that fish?

Regards,

John

 

[Paul Isa]

NIce meal Paul - great way to end a great day! How are you going to grill that fish?

Regards,

John

Beer battered, deep fried.

 

[JeffG]

The only fish you can get four fillets from, excellent catch and chicken cook.

 

[John Sp]

That works too - awesome!