WildlifeMarch 27, 2024·1 min read·Kachemak Bay, Alaska

Bald Eagle Fish Grab in Sadie Cove, Kachemak Bay, Alaska

A bald eagle strikes the water to catch a fish in Sadie Cove, Alaska, highlighting the skills of eagles in the Kachemak Bay region.

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Jason Evoy

Filmmaker & writer

A bald eagle performing a successful fish grab in Sadie Cove. Sadie Cove is a scenic glacial fjord located on the south side of Kachemak Bay, near Homer, Alaska. The area is known for its steep rocky cliffs and deep blue waters, which provide an ideal habitat for bald eagles to hunt.

In this clip, the eagle is seen descending from the surrounding heights to skim the surface of the water. With its talons extended, it skillfully retrieves a fish before continuing its flight along the shoreline. Kachemak Bay is home to one of the highest concentrations of bald eagles in the world, and sightings like this are common throughout the year. The video highlights the agility and hunting prowess of these birds in their natural environment. The combination of the rugged coastal terrain and the presence of abundant marine life makes Sadie Cove a prime location for observing the interactions between Alaska’s top avian predators and their prey.


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