Fresh News from MarDon Resort
Pete Fisher | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 7 years AGO
The current water level on the Potholes reservoir is 1,044.05 feet; the same as last week’s level. The water temperature is 37 degrees — but should start rising with the warmer air temps and longer days.
Now is the time to get your tackle organized and trips planned. Spring is fast approaching and the Potholes Reservoir and many of the Seep Lakes are open year around with many more opening April 1. Early season trout fishing on both the Reservoir and Seep Lakes can be fantastic. Walleye fishing will be picking up as the water warms, as will the bass fishing.
Now is a great time to come visit MarDon Resort and the Reservoir. We are still on our Winter Rate schedule — making your stay very economical. We are also running a Spring Break Special March 23 thru April 15. Stay three nights — pay for two!
For the latest fishing info or to make reservations, call the MarDon Store at (509) 346-2651.
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Fresh News Report from MarDon Resort
Some of the best fishing on the Potholes Reservoir is just beginning with the cooling fall weather. Expect the fishing to pick up for all species — especially bass and walleye. The Potholes Reservoir water level is currently at 1028.85 and rising approximately 2 inches per day. Continue to us caution when launching your boat and navigating around the dunes and Goose Island. The water temps on the main lake and back in the dunes are right around 77 degrees.

Fresh News report from MarDon Resort
This week’s report is going to be close to last weeks — not a lot of changes in what’s been happening on the reservoir. The fishing on the Potholes Reservoir has been good over this past week for all species. The water level has dropped about 8 inches this week this week and is currently at 1041.25 feet. Water temperatures in the dunes remain in the low to mid 70’s and the main lake is running right around 70 degrees.

Fresh News Report from MarDon Resort
The water level has dropped two feet this past week and is currently at 1032.35 feet. This brings the Reservoir to a level 12.95 feet lower than the high mark this year. The water temps back in the dunes are reaching the mid 80’s during the day with the main lake surface temps are in the low 80’s.