Fresh News From MarDon
Mike Meseberg | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 11 years, 5 months AGO
As June of 2013 looms we have many signs of the best overall upcoming fishery in two decades on Potholes Reservoir. The most noticable is the vast improvement of the yellow perch fishery. Limits of perch have been common at the MarDon Dock. Additionally, the Lind Coulee arm, the Crab Creek channel and throughout the sand dunes schools of perch have been witnessed by many experienced fisherman as well as bluegill and crappie in new and improved numbers.
Insert Harry Seipman and his two granddaughters from Cle Elum with dock perch limits (Mikes store camera) Caption: Harry Seipman enjoyed perch limits at the MarDon dock with his two granddaughters... names in store book.
Trolling for rainbow trout has been consistently producing fish in the 2-4 lb range with jumbo rainbow to 6 lbs. Trollers have been having good rainbow action using Rapala Shad Raps, Double Whammy's, Canadian Wonders and Rooster Tails.
Limited reports are coming in from the seep lakes about the Pillar Widgeon Chain producing some extremely large rainbows. Also bluegill, bass and perch have been reported from the Hutchinson Shiner lakes.
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