Lower Columbia River

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Lower Columbia River

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Lower Columbia River Fishing Reports

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  1. hopintowin
    - Lower Columbia River

    Details: Largemouth Bass

    good way to start the day.with a 3 poundr

  2. kamden
    - Lower Columbia River

    Details: Walleye with a spinner

    1. kamden 0
      A clam @jokerman8029
    2. jokerman8029 0
      What is that?
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  3. BigGrizz71
    - Lower Columbia River

    Details: Chinook/King Salmon

    Put up good fight!

  4. kamden
    - Lower Columbia River

    Details: Wahoo with a money

    Fishing rod holder

  5. kamden
    - Lower Columbia River

    Details: Walleye with a deep diver rapala

  6. kamden
    - Lower Columbia River

    I caught a clam on a spinner bait

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