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Cook Inlet commercial salmon fishing still exists today. Boats still leave the shore each season, and set their nets to catch the wild salmon swimming to their rivers of birth. Snug Harbor Seafoods and Cook Inlet Wild marketing hired Pat this past July to photograph the fish, boats and processing operation to be used in their marketing efforts. These are some of the more than 400 photographs taken during that shoot.
Fresh Cook Inlet wild sockeye salmon and fillets
Drift boats deliver salmon in the Kenai River
Drift boats maneuvering in the Kenai River
Setnet Skiff Running
Setnetting on Cook Inlet
Fresh Cook Inlet wild sockeye salmon and fillets
Fresh Cook Inlet wild sockeye salmon and fillets
Fresh Cook Inlet wild sockeye salmon
Fresh Cook Inlet wild sockeye salmon and fillets
Fresh Cook Inlet wild sockeye salmon and fillets
Fresh Cook Inlet wild sockeye salmon and fillets
Fresh Cook Inlet wild sockeye salmon and fillets
Fresh Cook Inlet wild sockeye salmon and fillets
Processed sockeye waiting to be frozen
Processed sockeye waiting to be frozen
Frozen sockeye salmon waiting to be packaged
Frozen sockeye salmon waiting to be packaged
Racks in Snug Harbor Seafood processing plant
Frozen sockeye are packaged after processing
Frozen sockeye are packaged after processing
Packaged sockeye stacked for shipment
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