Fresh News from MarDon
Mike Meseberg | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 12 years, 3 months AGO
Here Annie Meseberg poses in front of a healthy duck strap full of birds. Monday we enjoyed a hunt with some close friends visiting from Alaksa, my Son, Levi, daughter, Annie, and Brian Baltzell, of Monroe. These birds fed us a delicious lunch of duck kabobs and we had some to take home to enjoy later as well.
The Potholes Recreation Area was voted by customers of the Cabella's store in ,Union Gap, as the most popular destinatin for outdoor recreation in the Pacific Northwest. With fishing, waterfowl, and coyote hunting most available there is something for every outdoors men and women. As of December 20, 2012 Potholes Reservoir is Ice free! The last several years we have lost the lake to ice so we feel very fortunate to have an open lake for recreating this season. The duck hunting on the Reservoir has been good, not always limit hunting but lots of birds in the area still to work with. Waterfowl season ends January 27, 2013 so be sure to get out and enjoy our area before its closing date. If you would like a current fishing or hunting report please call our tackle shop from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. daily, (509) 346-2651.
Congratulations to our friend, Ken Kernan, for his successful run for the Moses Lake Irrigation Board.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all!
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Fresh News from MarDon: Central Washington waterfowl
Columbia Basin Herald | Updated 12 years, 1 month ago
ARTICLES BY MIKE MESEBERG
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.
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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.