Planked salmon and shrimp dinner (pics to follow)

This was amazing.  Sorry no pics, my phone screen went out on Tuesday and I just got the replacement phone in the mail today.  Still have to setup my phone and get it going so didn't have it for pics of the cook.
The salmon was cooked to around 135-140 and was falling off the skin when I went to pull it off the planks.  The shrimp went on and cooked very quickly. I knew to watch them closely.  Pulled them off perfectly as well. Had some broccoli and some parmesan angel hair pasta to go with them.  The salmon turned out perfect.  I glazed it with a concoction of brown sugar, maple syrup and bourbon (Basil Hayden).  I didn't put too much on the salmon.  As it being my first time around, I wanted to have a good base to judge what salmon cedar planked on the egg tasted like.  The shrimp had perfect color and the rub was an amazing compliment to the rest of the meal.  Just enough spice to liven things up and a change of pace.  This was a great meal, and one that left me smiling ear to ear when I was finished. My back yard smelled amazing and it was a very enjoyable cook.

My XL BGE is absolutely amazing, but I have to say that I wouldn't get half the enjoyment out of my egg that I do now if it wasn't for this site.  The egg does what it does, but this site is inspiring and full of invaluable information and experience.  Even this novice can turn out incredible meals with the combination of the two.

Cheers!

SWVA- the brown sugar, maple syrup, and Basil Hayden bourbon glaze was incredible.  I had three salmon filets on the Egg, so I put the glaze on two of them, and left the third naked for comparison's sake.  Even the filet without the glaze tasted good on it's own. 

FastEddieM- not sure if I'm prepared to cook at a fest yet.  Everything I make is pretty run of the mill.  Nothing like what CookinBiker does.  Not even close.  I'll talk to my two buds and maybe we can do a group cook for Porkopolis.  I know my friend Sean was kicking around the idea.

@bodski- I kept my dome temp at around 350 the entire time and did them direct. I created an indirect fire (off to the side) in my XL to be safe and control temps better. I rotated them on the grid and moved them around a bit to make sure the salmon was getting a good amount of heat. I did straight lump, was afraid that the cedar planks would impart too much smoke/flavor as is. I rubbed the salmon filets and put them in the fridge for just over 12 hours.  Next day, rinsed and dried, then put back in the fridge until dinner.

Enjoy!  You'll love it.