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PHOTOS: Fourth graders ice fish

AVERY HOWE | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 1 year, 10 months AGO
by AVERY HOWE
Photographer | February 28, 2024 1:00 AM

Glacier Gateway Elementary School fourth graders ice fish with FWP’s Hooked on Fishing program at Murphy Lake Thursday, Feb. 22.

    Glacier Gateway fourth graders ice fish with FWP’s Hooked on Fishing program at Murphy Lake Thursday, Feb. 22.
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    Lillialla Benner (right) politely declines to kiss the fish she caught on Murphy Lake Thursday as Max Flickinger helps her release it. (Avery Howe photo)
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    GGES fourth grader Jameson Solorio and Hooked on Fishing's Kirk Rasmussen celebrate Solorio’s catch on Murphy Lake Thursday, Feb. 22. (Avery Howe photo)
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    Bain Johnson, Deon Rakestraw and Clint Grangroth work together to free Johnson’s fish at Murphy Lake Thursday, Feb. 22. (Avery Howe photo)
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    Elias Hilliard shows off his catch — one of the largest of the day — on Murphy Lake Thursday, Feb. 22.
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    GGES fourth grader Lily Barnett pulls a fish up from Murphy Lake Thursday, Feb. 22. (Avery Howe photo)
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    GGES fourth grader Kason Hall catches his first fish on Murphy Lake with FWP’s Hooked on Fishing program Thursday, Feb. 22. (Avery Howe)
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