The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-21
Let's Go Fishing
STATE ANGLERS
PROMISED RARE
WEEKEND FUN
Wardens Report Streams in
Fine Condition and Good
Catches Made.
By LEFTY LEE,
Times FishinK Editor

search of a limit catch over the
weekend will have a good choice
as reports Of state wardens show
conditions ideal, and also tell Of
some fine catches.
Warden H. Walker. La Porte
lakes in this territory clear and low
Fish biting fine. limit catches being
the rule all week. Grant Hunsley
highway superintendent in Laporte
county reported a pair of pheasants
with brood of eleven young at the
Holmes bridge on the Kankakee
river, and another pair between
Hanna and LaPorte, with an even
dozen youngsters.
Warden Havel. Renss aer-
Streams in Jasper and Newton
counties are low and clear The not
weather has spoiled the fishing dur
ing the day, but night casting has
been very good. Kankakee and
Iroquois rivers are in fine shape. The
jungle ditch also is producing some
dandy strings of bass.
Warden Roth, White County
Shafer and Freeman lakes in good
shape. Wall-eye and silver bass Bit
ing good at Oakdale dam. Silver
bass also hitting in both lakes. Tip
pecanoe river low and clear.
Warden Eaton, Warsaw All
streams in fine shape Bass and
bluegill fishing at North Webster
lake the best. Center lake. at War
saw, also has produced some fine
strings of bluegill.
Warden Perley, Fulton and Pu>
laski-Tippecanoe river in good
shape. Lakes also good Bluegills
biting at Akron Bass hitting at
Manitou and every one who fishes
for crappie is taking the limit.
Warden Sloan. Marshall County,
Rivers and lakes in Marshall and
Starke counties are about normal.
Many good catches being made.
Many of the bitches in this section
make good fishing spots.
Warden GrosSman, Kendallville-
Lakes and streams rather low Blue
gill biting good on white grub
worms. Some bass hitting early in
the morning and late evening.
Squirrel, quail and rabbits plenti-
full and fine sport is predicted for
the hunter this fall.
Wardens Rhodehamel and An0er-
son, La Grange County-Pigeon and
Fawn rivers rather low, but some
good catches of bass and bluegill
reported.
Warden Hanlin, Jay County-Sal-
amonie, Wabash and st. Mary riv-
ers at normal stage, but the fish are
not biting very good. Some bass and
channel cat were taken during the
week.
Warden Weser, Cas- and Miami
Counties-Wabash river low and
clear Eel river also low and clear
Warden Marksbury, Wayne, Ran
dolph and Henry Counties-Streams
clear, but fish are not biting. Sew
eral catches of small bass, just over
the limit. were the only takes seen
by the warden during the week.
Warden Morgan, Terre Haute-
Sugar. Brulette, Big RaccOOn, Little
Raccoon. Little Vermilion and the
Wabash river the all clear and in
fine shape for good fishing over the
weekend.
Warden White, Lafayette--All
streams in Benton and Tippecanoe
counties in fine shape for fishing.
Warden Ehlers, Marion County
Fall. Eagle, Buck. Cicero and Sugar
creeks. in Shelby and Johnson coun-
ties, in good shape.
Warden Heron. Hope-Driftwood
and White river murky, but fishing
is good the best reports coming
from Driftwood. Flatrock and Clifty
creeks. Sand creek murky, but fish
are hitting here Muscatatuck above
Austin good, but hopeless below
Austin. because of pollution.
Warden Stone. Bloomintgon-In-
dian. Salt. Richland and other small
creeks are very low. White river and
water works lakes near Bloomington
are in good shape. Some nice catches
being made at these places.
Warden Lacey, Decatur and Rush
Counties-Big and Little Flatrock,
Clifty Sand and Little Muscatatuck
very low and cloudy.
Warden Kegerice, Jennings. Switz-
erland and Jefferson Counties-Fish-
ing very good in all streams in this
vicinity.
Warden Denbo. French Lick-All
streams here are murky Fishing
in White river is good however.
Warden Casady, Shelbyville-All
streams clear, but low.
Warden Hess, Corydon-Streams
here are very low and slightly
muddy.
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