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I am showing off one of the walleye I got while fishing with Shelby Ross of Ross Outdoor Adventures. He showed me how to fish a Slow Death Rig his way, and boy did it work.
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Shelby Ross, of Ross Outdoor Adventures, holds up one of the walleye we got at Potholes Reservoir. We got limits of walleye from 14 to
23 inches. Not bad for late March.
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Keith Jenkins is the owner of Big Wally's Guide Service and is busy with trips to Banks, Lake Roosevelt and Rufus Woods.
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Jerrod Gibbons was at the Big Horn Show to book fishing and hunting trips and to sell a bunch of new products.
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I swung by Billy Clapp to check the water level on my way home from the Big Horn Show. Water looks good. Time to try it.
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I set up a trip to go walleye fishing with Shelby Ross when I saw him at the Big Horn Show in Spokane. Look for some video.
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Shane Magnuson and Audre Kelley pose in front of the booth for Upper Columbia Guide Services at the Big Horn Show in Spokane.
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I saw Mike Carey at the Big Horn Show in Spokane. He is changing the name of Washington Lakes to Northwest Fishing Reports.
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This is what Burke Lake looked like on the morning of the Quincy Valley Tourism Association's Tagged Trout Derby. Trout fishing was very good and should continue to be great on Burke.
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There were lots of boats anchored off shore and a bunch of people fishing from the rip rap at Moses Lake when I stopped by. Good numbers of perch were being caught from the lake.
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