Fresh News from MarDon
Mike Meseberg | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 11 years, 3 months AGO
Rob Endsley comes over from the Seattle Area with a group of friends every Season to stay at MarDon Resort and hunt with the Meseberg Adventures Guide Service. Here is a picture from their Goose Hunt.
With our low nighttime temperatures between 0 and 32 degrees the duck hunters are freezing up on most small bodies of water. The sand dune on Potholes Reservoir are froze and some of the main lake as well. But there is still a lot of the big body of water that is ice free. Please feel free to call our tackle shop for a current ice update from 9am to 6pm daily. The phone number is (509) 346-2651 or email info@mardonresort.com
Goose numbers are very good between Moses Lake, Othello and Mattawa. On a recent Meseberg Adventures Guided Goose Hunt a group of 8 collected 31 honkers from 8-10 pounds and one lesser. Once the weather stabilizes some the Goose Hunting will only become more predictable and improve.
Walleye action off the MarDon Dock has been limited. This past week we did have a report of an overnight guest catching a 14 lb walleye.
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