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Mike Meseberg | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 12 years AGO
by Mike MesebergMarDon Resort
| March 9, 2013 5:00 AM

Central-Eastern Washington is enjoying the signs of an earlier spring than the last two years. Ice off was three weeks earlier this year compared to 2012. This past week bank fishing anglers were reporting quality rainbow trout from the southern shores of Potholes Reservoir. Six limits of rainbow's were also reported from the public access known as Blythe Point Boat Launch. One lunker trout 28 inches long was reported from these limits. Frenchman's Waste-way, where it enters Potholes Reservoir has been producing good trout as well. Bank fishers at MarDon Resort are having good action on rainbow up to 4lbs fishing from the shore and off the dock. Canal, Heart, and Windmill Lakes are also producing Trout. The bank fishing trout ammunition has been Berkley power-bait with a night crawler. Larger Rainbows are being caught using cocktail shrimp with a power-bait marshmallow or a brand name "Coon-Shrimp" (Larger Bait Shrimp) with Smelly Jelly.

Walleye reports have been limited. One pair of very good walleye fishers reported using blade baits in 38 feet of water and landing two 10lb walleye, a bur-bot (fresh water ling-cod) and a 1lb 9oz yellow-perch. For more information please call the MarDon Resort Tackle Shop: (509) 346-2651.

Upcoming MarDon Events: April 6-7 Washington Bow-fishing Jackpot Tournament, 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.

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