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Tom Vershueren (left) and I celebrate catching a sockeye on a tough day of salmon fishing below Wells Dam.
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Here is the crowd of boats that were waiting to take out at the boat launch at Lake Wenatchee State Park.
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Rollie Schmitten shows off a nice sockeye he took opening day at Lake Wenatchee.
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Shane Magnuson of Upper Columbia Guide Services got in on the sockeye action at Lake Wenatchee.
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The dock at Fish Lake was lined with kids and families last weekend. Trout are still being taken from the dock and now the perch are biting, too.
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This salmon is trying to make its way over the dam in the Tumwater on the Wenatchee River. A mix of sockeye and summer-run fish can be seen here now.
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Here's an example of a small rainbow taken on the Icicle River.
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This gill net was removed from Banks Lake recently. It was full of whitefish and a few walleye. Poaching like this is a threat at the lake.
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Tom Vershuren helps display the triploid that his father-in-law Dave Wooldrige caught on Rufus Woods.
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Jo Wisniewski (left) and Dennis Beich, both from the Ephrata office of the WDFW show off a 27-inch walleye taken from Moses Lake on the 4th of July.
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