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Ron Bruno, of the Wenatchee Sportsmen's Association, helps a young angler catch a fish from the fountain at Wenatchee Valley College. The event was put on by the Student Senate.
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Huddled under a canopy in the pouring rain are volunteers, students and a teacher from Pioneer Middle School. They were learning how to tie a fishing knot during a field trip. The students were exposed to a range of outdoor topics at the Barn Beach Nature Center located in Leavenworth.
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Rollie Schmitten of Lake Wenatchee is pretty pleased with this 22-inch walleye he caught on his first walleye fishing trip ever. Moses Lake proved to be the place to go to introduce him to the great sport of walleye fishing.
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Channel catfish have a couple stickers that you have to be careful around when handling the fish. Even the smaller fish can do real damage.
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Rollie Schmitten's first-ever channel catfish was a real dandy. This one weighed almost 17 pounds and put up a terrific battle.
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We were treated to a brilliant sunset as evening approached while we were at anchor at the mouth of the Walla Walla River.
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Jim Passage, left, poses with a nice channel catfish with guide Don Huffman. This one of seven that were landed at the mouth of the Walla Walla River.
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Brian Nielson, of BJ's Guide Service, was along with me on my trip to Moses Lake for walleye. We didn't have walleye weather, but we caught 'em!
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The walleye bite is on at Moses Lake. This is one of seven that we caught on a recent trip to the north end of the lake.
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This is a shot of the baits ready to go to work at Drano Lake. Shane Magnuson prepared these every morning, and they include MagLip Flatfish, prawn spinners and plug-cut herring
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