Fresh News from MarDon
Mike Meseberg | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 10 years, 6 months AGO
The team of Bob Steiner and Roger Mosely weighed in a bag of 28.01 lbs on day one of competition in the Potholes Open Bass Tournament. This year was the 35 Annual Potholes Open Tournament and they had 109 teams that enjoyed 2 days of tournament action. This years winners raised the bar by winning with a total two day weight of 53.80 lbs.
Looking for something fun to do the weekend of April 26 and 27? CWFAC has purchased some Triploid's and Rainbow Trout to release in Corral Lake. We have purchased 800 Rainbow Trout 9"-11" and 256 Triploid Trout 9"-11" from Troutlodge. You must have a valid fishing license and either the WDFW Car Pass that comes with a seasonal fishing license or a Discover Pass to drive to this lake, which is just across the street from MarDon Resort. This lake is open to the public. Please call (509) 346-2651 for more information.
This year was the 35 Annual Potholes Open Bass Tournament and they had 109 teams that enjoyed 2 days of tournament action. This year's winners raised the bar by winning with a total two day weight of 53.80 lbs.
So congratulations to the team of Eidson and Doucet for being the 2014 Potholes Open Bass Tournamet.
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