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Thanks to Dennis Beich I finally got to Coffee Pot Lake. What you see here is a 20-inch rainbow we got trolling at the top end of the lake.
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I stopped by Billy Clapp Lake on my way home from Coffee Pot. The lake level is great and the fishing for walleye, trout and smallmouth bass should be too.
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Coffee Pot Lake is very popular with fly fishers. It is a selective fishery rule lake, with a one fish limit, and the fish must be at least 18 inches.
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Before it hit the filleting table I held up one of our catches for the camera.
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Mark Olson was our guide for the Fishing TV Show on walleye fishing on Potholes. To book a trip just to to mardonresort.com and click on Guides.
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Eric Granstrom dropped his video camera and grabbed his rod to hook and land this dandy walleye on Potholes Reservoir.
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On our way to Mar Don Resort Eric and I just had to stop and take a couple of photos of this sunset on Potholes Reservoir.
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This photo shows the opening day traffic at Park Lake, north of Soap Lake, and in the distance is Blue Lake another populer opening weekend lake.
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Lou Nevismal, of Coulee Playland, weighs the catches turned in at the Triple Fish Challenge Derby that took place on Banks Lake on opening weekend.
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The Carinito family traveled from Kent, the Dix family from Spokane and they met at Deep Lake where their kids collected this fine catch of rainbow.
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