The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-22

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banks.
Warden Roth, White County
Shafer and Freeman lakes are clear
and the fishing is poor. A few sill
yer bass were taken at the Oakdale
dam during the last week.
Wardens Marksbury and Ander-
son, Wayne, Henry and Randolph
Counties-The rivers and streams
are low, but slightly higher than
last week, because Of heavy rain
Sept. 10. AS a result, the streams
now are muddy and not much fish
ing is being done.
Warden Hanlin, Jay, Adams, Wells
and Blackford Counties-The Sala-
monte, Wabash and st. Mary rivers
are above normal, and the cat fish
and bass are biting fair. There are
good camping sites along all
streams.
Warden Weser. Cass and Miami
Counties-The Wabash and Eel rivers
are high and cloudy, and not much
fishing is being done.
Warden Richard, Hamilton, Madi-
son and Delaware Counties - All
streams in this territory are clear
and in good fishing condition.
Wardens Ehlers and Kerrick,
Henry and Hendricks Counties
White Lick is cloudy but o. K. for
live bait fishing. Fall creek and
White river also are cloudy. Buck
arr Sugar creek and the White and
Little Blue rivers are clear and in
good shape for fishing.
Warden Anderson, Clinton and
Boone Counties-There have been
some nice catches of bass in Sugar
creek. The best bass taken was a
large mouth that weighed four
pounds and ten ounces, and it was
caught by Russell Clark, Frankfort,
at the Lloyd Bennington pit on
Sugar creek.
Warden Ketchem, Corydon-The
fish are not biting Big and Little
Indian creeks are muddy. The Big
and Little Blue rivers also are
muddy.
Warden Roll, Washington County
All streams in this territory are
muddy, and the fishing is poor.
Warden Heron, Johnson and Bar
tholomew Counties-In johnson
county Sugar creek is cloudy but
the fishing is fair. Young creek
is clear, Blue river cloudy, and some
fine catches reported from Sugar
creek. In Bartholomew county,
Driftwood is cloudy, but in fair
shape for fishing, and should be
good by the weekend. This river
is polluted below Columbus, how
ever. Clifty and Sand creeks are
muddy and low. Flat Rock also is
muddy and low. The rains this
week should make these streams
good, however, as soon as they
clear up.
Warden Casady, Shelby County
The heavy rains during the early
part of the week have raised the
streams of Hancock and Shelby
counties, and fishing conditions are
better, although the streams still
are cloudy.
Warden Lacey, Decatur and Rush
Counties-Little Blue river. Big Flat
Rock, Little Flat Rock. Cliftv and
Sand creek and the Muscatatuck
river are muddy from recent heavy
rains, and the fishing will be spoiled
for the weekend.
Warden Merideth. Warren. FoIn-
tain and Montgomery Counties-The
streams in these countless are all
low and clear and the fishing is
poor.
Warden Bennett, Martin and Da-
vies Counties-Both forks of the
White river have raised over last
weeks level and are not so clear.
Good catches of catfish have been
reported from the east fork. in
Guiding some that passed the fifty
pound mark. A few carp have been
taken on the west fork. Many fish
ermen are trying out their luck on
these streams.
Seventeen small mouth bass in
one hour was the record of j. S.
Plummer, owner of the Regal store
OF Lawrence, Ind, and Henry New
born, proprietor of the Peacock
Roost here, during their recent trip
TO Mikanna lake, Wisconsin. The
fish must have been biting fast. for
these boys to capture that number
in sixty minutes.