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https://larsenbaylodge.com/news-feed/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Photo-Sep-11-6-28-49-PM-min-scaled.jpg25601920We can’t wait to get out on the water! The species I am most excited about this season is the mighty lingcod. They may not be pretty. In fact they are quite ugly! But the tender, firm, white, flaky meat is so delicious. We caught many big ones in 2019 and can’t wait for 2020. … Continue reading ""