Kathy’s Fish Tale

On Tuesday, the 28th of June, Robert and I had been trolling by the slides while staying at Doc Warners. We had been successful at trolling for salmon in this area and already had caught 12 good sized salmon when all of the sudden my pole hit hard, fast, and unlike anything I had ever seen during any other fishing trip, anywhere in Utah’s surrounding reservoirs or lakes. Robert said, “Reel” as I had already started to.

Kaden’s Fish Tale

The final morning of my fishing adventure was upon me before I knew it. All week I wanted to catch a king salmon, but I had not completed my goal. Early in the morning, July 3, my father and I found a school of pink salmon. I made simple mistakes and lost five humpies right before pulling them in the boat. As you can imagine, I was flustered. Eventually, I landed two and my father five. The fishing died and we moved to Double Anchor to finish our afternoon of fishing. After catching several halibut, we decided to go to the land slide for one final troll. By the time we arrived at our destination, we only had 15 minutes to fish before we needed to return to the dock for the final time.

Salmon Quiche

RECIPE INGREDIENTS

1 9-inch unbaked piecrust
1 cup shredded Swiss cheese
6 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled
¾ cup salmon cooked and crumbled
2 green onions, sliced and chopped
½ green pepper, chopped
3 eggs, slightly beaten
1 cup light cream
½ teaspoon grated lemon peel
½ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon dry mustard

Forever Students

I think I will forever be a student. Early in my reading career, I read a few ‘how to’ books and decided, after reading several, that the authors knew little about my business interests and probably started writing books because it was easier than running a business. However, research books provided much of the information I was seeking. One of my favorite authors is Jim Collins. Sometimes, in reading an entire book, I come up with one or two ideas that resonate with me.