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While scouting for sockeye spawning activity on the White River, Rollie Schmitten, his wife Barb and I came across a lot of bear tracks. Bears are out and about in our area, so be aware.
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While trolling for kings on the Columbia River above the Brewster Pool we had osprey and this golden eagle keeping an eye on us. Catching was slow that day, but fishing was great.
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On a recent drive through the Yakima River Canyon my wife and I came across a whole herd of bighorn sheep. The river is in great shape and I can't wait to get on it with my fly rod.
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Monica Beich really enjoyed the sockeye fishing on Lake Wenatchee. She caught these and one more for her limit fishing with Rollie Schmitten.
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Barb Schmitten's rod is bent while Jascon Lang nets a sockeye on Lake Wenatchee on the opening day of the fishing season.
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Brad Hawkins (left) and his father Buell pose with a nice king that he caught while fishing with me in the Brewster Pool recently.
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Jerrod Gibbons, Okanogan Valley Guide Service, hefts a 30-pound king for the camera. He was on the water at the Brewster Pool.
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Here I am with Rick Duck from KOMW Radio in Omak. We were at the Brewster Marketplace for a remote to help Pepsi with their summer promotion.
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In the middle of the Anantatmula clan is Brian holding a nice king from the upper Columbia River. His son Josh is on the left and daught Jaya on the right.
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Sockeye are jumping above the Tumwater Dam on the Wenatchee River. They are on their way to Lake Wenatchee and then on to the White River to spawn.
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