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Mike Meseberg | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 10 years, 8 months AGO
Levi & Mason Meseberg with Kelly Ross braved the temperatures for a Sunday afternoon fishing trip. The walleye were biting so well they forgot to get cold.
On February 27 boat launches are ice free on the southern shores of Potholes
Reservoir. Boaters are using blade baits and swim jigs to catch quality cold water walleye limits. Try jigging deep, 50-60' around Goose Island.
On Sunday when I returned from the Outdoor show in Wenatchee I drove directly to my sons' home to enjoy a fine walleye dinner. Fresh Cold Water Walleye are tough to beat for a Sunday dinner. Perch anglers continue to produce yellow perch on Swedish Pimples tipped with crawlers, maggots or perch meat.
Ice fishers continue to pull perch limits in the Lind Coulee arm of Potholes
Reservoir. Many Seeps Lakes below O'Sullivan Dam are partially ice free where small creeks spill into them. Most all ice free areas at this time are good potential for rainbow trout. Bass anglers are struggling with very cold surface water temperatures.
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Friday will continue until May 1st. Just drop in to the store to pick up your complimentary wristband and car pass.
Stay Warm out there...but do get out there!
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