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May 23, 2018

Whitman Elementary whopper caught at Head Gate Pond

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The Whitman Elementary Fishing Group visited Head Gate Pond near Asotin on May 1. Hana Haning, age 11, of Lewiston caught the biggest fish - a 12 1/2 inch rainbow trout. Her parents are Jesse Haning and Andrea Cooley of Lewiston. The trip was sponsored by the Whitman PTA. Thomas O'Brien of Lewiston took the photo.

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