Ralph Read of Lewiston fishes for trout and salmon Monday on Lake Auburn. Read said Monday that this was his third time fishing the lake since the season opened April 1. “This has always been my favorite lake.” The lake is slowly bouncing back from high levels of phosphorus that killed a lot of the fish about 10 years ago, Read said. “We are waiting patiently, but the lake has started to bounce back. Whenever I get the chance and the wind is not blowing, I will be right here.” Daryn Slover/Sun Journal
The National Weather Services forecasts warm temperatures Tuesday with strengthening, southwest winds and
dry conditions. A weak, Canadian cold front will lower temperatures a few degrees and bring gusty, northwest winds Wednesday. Some areas will see temperatures hit 80 and above Friday before a weekend cold front that will cool the state and possibly bring showers.
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Members of the Leavitt Area High School track team work out Monday afternoon in Turner. As temperatures reached near 70 degrees, a fair amount of snow remained on one side of the track. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal
A Canada goose flies Monday afternoon toward another along Lake Shore Drive in Auburn. Geese are returning to the open waters of lakes and ponds as mating season continues this month. Canada geese mate for life and both parents help raise the young, who emerge from eggs in about 25 to 30 days. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal
Tim Huard pulls his kayak behind his bicycle Monday in Auburn. Huard says he is bringing his kayak home from work, where he did some repairs to get ready for the season. “This is a lot easier than carrying it,” he says. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal
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