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Reports > 2010 > August > Wednesday 25
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
 
By Dave Graybill
 
I jumped on board Shane Magnuson’s boat the other day, and joined his two clients for a day’s salmon fishing on the upper Columbia River. I wanted to tape a segment on the fishing for my Fishing TV Show, so he saved a seat for me. We hit a great day to be on the water. It was sunny and calm the entire day. He headed for the spot known as Pelican, which is around the corner from the mouth of the Okanogan River, and we had a fish in the boat before it was light enough to video the action. After trolling here a bit long without any action, he headed down and around the corner to try off the mouth of the Okanogan. We didn’t have the baits in the water more than 15 minutes when a rod went down. The fish appeared to be solidly hooked, but we didn’t get it to the boat. Shane grew impatient with the fishing here, we only saw one king landed, so we head for the launch and a new area. He put the boat in above Wells Dam and went back to work. The move paid off. We put two more fish in the boat, one weighing about 37 pounds!