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Dan Magnuson (left) shows off the biggest triploid he caught at Rufus Wooods, while his fishing partner Chuck Largent poses with one of the silvers they caught.
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The shores of Martha Lake were lined with anglers on the March 1st opener, and just about everyone caught limit numbers of rainbow--some trout were over 20 inches!
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The ice was completely gone at San Coffin Lake by the March 1st opener, but I was surprised to see a bass boat looking for largemouth this early.
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The fishing for trout at Caliche Lake was very productive on the March 1st opener. This father and son duo filled their stringer with rainbow that averaged about 11 inches.
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Fishing was a bit slow for most anglers at Burke Lake on the March 1st opener, but check out the size of the rainbow that they were getting! This one was landed by Del Ihrig of Moses Lake.
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Shane Magnuson, of Upper Columbia Guide Services, hangs on tight while a wild steelhead runs and jumps. The fish was hooked near Pateros.
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Eric Grandstrom (left) is doing his MC duties at the Annual Game Feed put on by the Wenatchee Sportsmen's Association. Gene Robard, chair of the event, looks on.
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Having a good time at the Yakima Sportsmens Show is Steve Joyce, of Red's Fly Shop on the Yakima River.
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Hamming it up at the Yakima Sportsmens Show are (left) Shane Magnuson, of Upper Columbia Guide Services, and Dan Allen, of Valley Marine in Yakima.
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Taking a break from their booths at the Yakima Sportsmens Show are (left)Jim Gallaher, of the Yakima River Fly Shop, and Jim Dercier of Fetha Styx Fishing Rods.
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