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Roses Lake was flat calm and beautiful the last day of February. It was also full of 13-inch rainbow eager to hit a fly!
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Jerrod Gibbons, Upper Columbia Guide Services, is at the oars on the Okanogan. My wife Eileen is in the back of the driftboat, where she took the video of us fishing.
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Geese flying over another bend on a float down the Okanogan River recently made me stop fishing and take a photo. What a great winter day!
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Here's something you don't often see on the Okanogan in February--a bass boat. This father and son just couldn't let a day like this one go by without putting the boat on the water.
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We floated by these three anglers on the Okanogan River. They were fishing in the Barnholt Loop area and didn't have any luck. Nice day, though.
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Here's what a plate looked like at the end of the line. This spread included venison stuffed peppers, scalloped potatoes, elk and more!
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The crowd at the Wenatchee Sportsman's Association lines up to get at the incredible feast laid out for them this year. A variety of wild game and fish were served.
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Gene Robards (left) and Rick Issacson paused long enough to pose for a photo as the Wenatchee Sportsman's Association Annual Game Feed got underway.
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Steve Joyce had a great time visiting with anglers and telling everyone about what's going on at Red's Fly Shop, in the Canyon on the Yakima River.
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Dan Allen (left) and Max Rutger of Valley Marine stop for a moment between showing off their line up of Lund, Weldcraft and Duckworth boats at the Yakima Show.
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