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Courtesy photo Kaylee Pardee's first fish: During an Aug. 12 camping trip to Scootney Reservoir with Kaylee Pardee and her mother, along with boyfriend, Brian McGowan, Kaylee caught her first fish, a nice fat catfish. As Brian relays the story, "At about 5:30 or so we headed down to the dock to fish. I helped her put a worm on the line and she wanted to add a shrimp flavored marshmallow. I cast her line from her Zebco rod and reel for her and as most 7-year-old kids do, she began to drift away from watching her rod. I saw a hit and called her back to the rod. She picked it up and set the hook like a champ. She had a grin ear to ear when she landed the catfish. When asked about which bait attracted the fish she said 'it was the shrimp marshmallow that did it, cat fish love shrimp.'" Nice catch Kaylee.

Courtesy photo Kaylee Pardee's first fish: During an Aug. 12 camping trip to Scootney Reservoir with Kaylee Pardee and her mother, along with boyfriend, Brian McGowan, Kaylee caught her first fish, a nice fat catfish. As Brian relays the story, "At about 5:30 or so we headed down to the dock to fish. I helped her put a worm on the line and she wanted to add a shrimp flavored marshmallow. I cast her line from her Zebco rod and reel for her and as most 7-year-old kids do,…

August 27, 2011

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Wolf meeting set in Ellensburg Aug. 29
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Wolf meeting set in Ellensburg Aug. 29

The number of wolf packs in Washington State is increasing, we know this as reported by Fish and Wildlife. So what are we going to do about it? The wolf plan continues to be formulated and we trust a wolf hunting season will eventually be established. Read on.