Upcoming Bird Season
Mike Meseberg | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 13 years, 4 months AGO
Shelby Ross Guided the Steve Ketz Party, of Milton, on a very active morning hunting trip. The Ketz Party harvested over 30 ducks and then participated in a cast and blast and caught six walleye in the afternoon. While walleye fishing they also caught four nice trout off Medicare Beach.
Moses Lake Residents, Rob Harbin and Ron Oakland, enjoyed a great day of trout fishing off Medicare Beach. They used Rapala Shad Raps # 4 for their fish.
MARDON RESORT - As November approaches Pintail, Green-Winged Teal, Goldeneye, Redheads and Large Western Mallards are showing the beginning of the migration of birds from the north. Even Bluebills in groups of 50 are showing in the Potholes Recreation Area recently. (Remember Bluebills may not be harvested until December 1, 2011).
On Oct. 26 we saw mature Canvasbacks in the sand dune area. The Artic Lessers have been reported just north of Potholes Reservoir near Banks Lake. We are all looking forward to those big flights of geese moving a little further south to the Potholes Recreation Area to start off a great season!
The Fall Walleye Fishing is still in full swing on Potholes Reservoir. The Potholes Canal was shut off early last week and now the water level on Potholes Reservoir is rising rapidly. This will allow better boat access to the sand dunes for fishers and waterfowl hunters.
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Fresh News From MarDon: November hunting and fishing
Columbia Basin Herald | Updated 12 years, 4 months ago
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February ends with fish a plenty at MarDon
MARDON RESORT - Central Washington is enjoying an earlier spring than the last two years. Ice off was three weeks earlier this year compared to 2012.
Fresh News from MarDon
The end of October, Halloween, and early November means fall is in the air. The beginning of the northern flights of waterfowl, lunker walleye on Potholes Reservoir, and especially Goose Hunting in fields are all activities outdoor enthusiasts enjoy this time of year. The water level on Potholes Reservoir has risen almost 8 feet since the lowest level of 2014.
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The flights of Northern Waterfowl are coming to the Columbia Basin Daily.