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The Kingfisher Discovery 2025 in the background is being riggedd right now. Look for me out on the water in this very soon.
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A big attraction at the Great Outdoor Expo in Tri-Cities was this tiger. Lsst year is was kitten. It how weighs over 300 pounds.
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Two anglers cast from their drift boat just above the bridge at Sleepy Hollow. The river is in great shape for drifting right now.
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An angler casts for steelhead with his bobber and jig below the bridge at Sleepy Hollow. The Wenatchee has been good in the late season.
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Austin Moser holds a nice burbot his buddy caught on Banks Lake. It was the last fish of the day and hit a Slow Death hook.
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Mike McKee (left) stands with Austin Moser with the first walleye of the day. He got it at Banks Lake and it was a 20-incher.
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A big hit at the Central Washington Sportsmen's Show was the appearance of Scott and Tiffany Haugen. They did cooking demonstrations throughout the weekend. They travel the nation doing these shows like this one and others for Cabela's.
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It wasn't easy, but I got Merle Shuyler, owner of the Schuyler Productions, who puts on three Sportsmen's Shows in Washington. He does one in Tri-Cities, Yakima and will be back to Wenatchee in 2016.
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Jordan Osborne, left, and Aaron Sizemore are the new members of the U.G.C.S. Team and introduced themselves to everyone at the Central Washington Sportsmen's Show. They were in the Upper Columbia Guide Service booth.
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The big guy is Jerrod Higginbotham, Yakima Bait, and the short one is Austin Moser, Austin's Northwest Adventures, in the Yakima Bait booth at the Central Washington Sportsmen's Show in Yakima.
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