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Mike Meseberg | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 11 years, 3 months AGO
by Mike MesebergHerald Columnist
| December 21, 2013 5:00 AM

All we need is some wind rain and snow and field hunting for geese will improve for all skill levels of field hunters. The many waterfowl refuges in Central Washington are holding big numbers of ducks and geese but without weather birds are inconsistent where and when they fly. Duck and goose hunting ends the last Sunday in January of 2014. Potholes Reservoir has some open water but the Sand Dune area and most of the Lind Coulee Arm are encroached upon by ice. All we need is a Chinook-wind to blow out the ice and that would result in an excellent January for hunting ducks.

Don't forget we have free dock fishing every Friday until Spring-time. You still have to come into the store and get your free dock pass and car pass and you can fish until dark every Friday evening. The dock is still showing some nice Crappie, Perch, Bluegill, Trout and Bass and a few walleye are being reported.

Please call the MarDon Store for more information (509) 346-2651.

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