
CV-002The cove
Reading the Tide in Halibut Cove
Kachemak Bay moves close to twenty feet of water twice a day. How the tide shapes a morning in Halibut Cove: docks, skiffs, the lagoon entrance, the flats and the kelp.
Field notes from Halibut Cove, the bay it sits in and the boats that reach it
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Ismailof Island, the boardwalks, the tide, the weather and the artists colony that turned a fishing camp across Kachemak Bay into the Halibut Cove of today.

CV-002The cove
Kachemak Bay moves close to twenty feet of water twice a day. How the tide shapes a morning in Halibut Cove: docks, skiffs, the lagoon entrance, the flats and the kelp.

CV-001The cove
Ismailof Island splits Halibut Cove in two, calms the water inside, and explains why the village stands on pilings and boardwalks instead of streets.