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relentless · 01-21-2005, 04:09 PM

S Journey,

I remember King Cove well, we stopped there quite a bit when I was stationed on board the buoy tender FIRE%$%$%$%$, homeported out of Kodiak. I rember many a night pulling in there and walking to Ricks or the Peter Pan Bar. OK everyone yes I did drink at the Peter Pan bar but there were no fairies in this place. It was owned by them as they packed a lot of the crab out of there. Did you ever have the pleasure of transiting through Bechevin Bay? Boy you talk about one bad ass wterway saving 24 hours steaming time with no water under you in a few of the spots. The unisea was always a good watering hole in Dutch and I hope to get back up there this summer. Where was the boat out of you fished on? Was it a Seattle or Kodaik boat? Have a good night.

Dave

PS: Sand Point was my least desirable port to pull into.

01-21-2005, 04:09 PM	#23
relentless Registered User Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Green Harbor, MA Posts: 172	King Cove S Journey, I remember King Cove well, we stopped there quite a bit when I was stationed on board the buoy tender FIRE%$%$%$%$, homeported out of Kodiak. I rember many a night pulling in there and walking to Ricks or the Peter Pan Bar. OK everyone yes I did drink at the Peter Pan bar but there were no fairies in this place. It was owned by them as they packed a lot of the crab out of there. Did you ever have the pleasure of transiting through Bechevin Bay? Boy you talk about one bad ass wterway saving 24 hours steaming time with no water under you in a few of the spots. The unisea was always a good watering hole in Dutch and I hope to get back up there this summer. Where was the boat out of you fished on? Was it a Seattle or Kodaik boat? Have a good night. Dave PS: Sand Point was my least desirable port to pull into.