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Mike Meseberg | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 11 years, 9 months AGO
Zack Cooper, of Moses Lake, caught this nice Bass off the rock piles on Potholes Reservoir. This fish was released.
The rainbow trout activity on Potholes Reservoir and the Seep Lakes below O'Sullivan Dam has been amazing at times this April. Bank fishers using Powerbait, Pautsker's Eggs, Coon Shrimp and the old fundamental, Night-Crawler with marshmallow have been the best luck for a great catch.
Canal, Heart, and The Windmill Lakes continue to provide good trout action. The Pillar Widgeon Lake's below Soda Lake Dam have produced rainbow to 7.5 lbs. Blythe Lake has produced rainbow to 6lbs this month so far for bank fishers using Powerbait. The only Seep Lake not open is Warden Lake, which opens April 27, 2013. Hutchinson and Shiner Lakes located on the Columbia National Wildlife Refuge remain slow for Perch, Crappie, and Largemouth Bass.
TROUT RELEASE April 13, 2013!
Free Dock Fishing from 9 a.m. to dusk. This is a great event for kids to come and catch some fish. Stop at the MarDon Store for some advice on tackle or some snacks for the day.
Calendar of Events for MarDon Resort 2013
April 13: Trout Release on the MarDon Dock, Free Dock Fishing Day! April 20-21: Potholes Open Bass Tournament, May 4-5: Spring Walleye Classic, May 8-10: TBF District Qualifier, May 18-19: The MarDon Open Bass Tournament, May 24-27: Memorial Day Weekend, June 8-9: WA State Free Fishing Weekend, June 15-16: 2013 WA Bowfishing Championship, July 5: Golf Cart Parade & Fireworks at Dusk.
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