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Connors Lake is one of the first lakes encountered with exploring the Sinlahekin Wildlife area when traveling south from the town of Loomis.
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Jerrod Gibbons, Upper Columbia Guide Services (right) showed me how great the kokanee fishing is at Palmer Lake.
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Here I am with a nice Palmer Lake kokanee. I fished here in mid-April and found all of the kokanee 15 inches long.
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Gordon Steinmetz, walleye expert, had a lot to tell anglers about walleye fishing in our region at the seminar held at Town Ford in Wenatchee.
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Shane Magnuson, Upper Columbia Guide Services, shared his tackle and techniques for catching spring salmon on the Icicle River at a recent seminar at Town Ford.
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There were close to 300 kids that participated in the Moses Lake Kids Fishing Derby, provided by the Moses Lake Irrigation and Rehabilitation District and Pepsi. Jaycee was one of the happier ones, with this big fish.
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Here I am at the Moses Lake Kids Fishing Derby posing with Julie Smith (left) Moses Lake Irrigation and Rehabilitation District, Derby winner Jonathan Pena and Jeff Bryant of Pepsi, sponsor of the event.
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This family was enjoying the fishing for both trout and perch at Canal Lake on the April Fools Opener. There are two handicapped fishing platforms at Canal Lake, by the way.
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An angler is dwarfed by the high desert scenery at Sage Lake. Sage was one of the lakes that opened on April 1st. There were quite a few anglers camped on its shores.
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Eric Granstrom (left) and Pat Armstrong pose with a nice lake trout taken on Lake Chelan. Earlier in the day Armstrong caught and released a bright, wild steelhead (the season was still open). The only thing we didn't catch that we wanted was a Lake Chelan king!
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