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    D800, 300/2.8, ISO 640, f4, 1/4000, baited

    Just returned from two great weeks in Alaska. Thanks for taking a look.

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    Thanks for sharing Alan. Great capture, there is sooooooo much movement in this image it is shouting schwoooooooooosch Well done

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    I have tried to get a shot like this for years. Pretty cool!
    I wish for a sliver more room on the RHS.
    What kind of fish is this? I have only seen eagles with trout or salmon or mackerel?
    Gail

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    Excellent moment captured.I like the gripe of huge talons on fish.

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    Killer stuff, Alan. Very well executed.

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    Superb shot, very well executed

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    Top drawer, love the comp on this!

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    That is pretty cool. The best part for me is the one claw gripping to inside the mouth of the fish. Really neat water trail too.

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    Very impressive and unique, well captured in both senses.

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