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This is the downscan image on the Lowrance unit it Brian Nielson's boat while we were fishing for walleye on Potholes Reservoir. The screen was constantly showing fish. There were lots of both perch and walleye.
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I am pretty pleased with this bright steelhead taken on the Methow. With me is guide Jeff Brazda, Brazda's Fly Fishing. The river is in great shape and it's full of bright steelhead.
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Rollie Schmitten (right) celebrates catching his second marked steelhead on the Methow River. Guide Jeff Brazda put us on fish all day long. We were fishing with nymphs under indicators.
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Lance from Mack's Lure shows off one of the kings he caught off the mouth of the Klickitat River. We were fishing with Shane Magnuson and he really showed the local boys how it is done.
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Loren from Hevi-Beads is posing with Shane Magnuson with one of the kings he caught off the mouth of the Klickitat. We had a great day with Shane, boating 21 fish. What a day!
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At the tiller is Ed Iman, organizer of Fish Camp. He put on one of the best ever Camps this year, and I met a lot of new people with the media and the manufacturing side of things. Great job Ed!!
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Dennis Beich looks over the shoulder of skipper Richard Robinson with one of coho that Beich caught on the Nehalem River. We had two great days of super weather and terrific fishing, thanks to Robinson.
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Wes Childers and Sharon Rose had a great day with me on Banks Lake. We landed over 100 smallmouth bass, and they kept a few for the pan.
We were casting 3-inch Senkos and 4-inch lizards to the rocky shores on the west side, below Steamboat.
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Brian Nielson, BJs Guide Service, shows off a 4.6 pound smallmouth bass he landed on Potholes Reservoir. We caught eight different species on the reservoir that day, trolling Slow Death Hooks with a green Smile Blade near Perch Point.
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Jim Passage is holding up the net that holds one of the biggest sockeye at Lake Wenatchee that I had ever seen. The fish had both sets of our hooks in its jaw when it was hauled from the water.
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