November 17 – February 16

























This site is about running trail cameras in Southeast Alaska and other outdoor activities.






































































I got a little carried away last summer when setting cameras so a few went 8 months without getting checked, I was surprised this one made it until November before the batteries went dead because I changed them last April.











































I took advantage of the nice weather this weekend to retrieve some cameras. I hope to bring most of my 40+ cameras home and let them dry out until April or May.












This first area I had 5 cameras that I hadn’t visited since September, the batteries were dead in 2 but somehow the other 3 were still recording.















I got to all the cameras there before dark so loaded the ‘yak back up and paddled to an area where I could collect 3 more cameras.





























































We took a day off from fishing on the windiest day of our trip.




















We accidentally chose the coldest 11 days this winter in Florida for our first of two trips to Lake Okeechobee, arriving on the January 21st and leaving on February 1st.

We managed to catch fish every day though we were often dressed like we were fishing for Winter Kings at home in Alaska than Largemouth Bass in Florida.
























































This spot always does well except when a bear adjusts my aim. . .




















































































