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After a long day of salmon fishing thursday with my dad who is visiting the state for the second time, we met up with our guide Brad Vanderzanden from streamside guide service for some keeper sturgeon fishing. Neither of us had ever been sturgeon fishing before so we had no idea what to expect friday when we got to the boat ramp. Well let me tell you brad sure knew what he was doing and put us right on the fish. We had the lines wet for maybe five minutes before we hooked our first fish, a nice change from the grinder of a day thursday. After two or three shakers we got into some keepers and in less than an hour on the water my dad and I had our tagged fish and we were fishing for one for brad as he had a slot on his tag he could fill. Next fish on...you guessed it another keeper. Now the rest of the day there was no pressure to get a keeper. The two we kept were 53" and 49" some great sized fish. We could not have asked for a nicer day, the sun was out, the water was as smooth as glass until around 11 or 11:30 when the wind started to kick up some. We ended up catching just under two dozen fish with six of them being keeper size, the rest shakers, I had my fingers crossed for a big oversized but there are not many I was told that low in the river. Another great day of fishing with my dad in the books