The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-20

rare sport may De mad by the
anglers who intend to brave the
fall weather in their search for the
f1nny tribe But don't forget our
warning, wear plenty Of good heavy
clothes.
Warden Bartock, East Chicago
Wolf, George and Cedar Lakes are
clear and the bass. blue gill, crappie
and perch are biting fine. Wanhol.
Long, and Flint lakes are slightly
high because of the recent heavy
rains but they are clear. Little
Calumet and the Kankakee are
roily.
Warden Roth. White and Carroll
Countless hafer and Freeman are
clear. Freeman is below normal
about eighteen inches. Silver bass
are hitting at the Oakdale dam on
Minnows, Hidebrandt and Russian
Spoon. Some crappie are biting in
both lakes.
Warden Weser, Cass and Miami
Counties The Wabash and Eel
rivers are clear and the bass are
biting fine. Other fish are also
hitting.
Warden Smith, Huntington and
Wabash-The rivers are normal
again and the water is clearing up
since the heavy frosts. Bass are
biting fine on live minnOws.
Warden Mars, Whitley and Allen
Counties The lakes in this district
are normal for the first time this
year. Miss is going down fasts due
to the heavy frOsts of the last few
days. Streams have cleaned but the
rivers still are muddy. Good catches
of blue gill and crappie still are be
ing made at Blue. Loon and Troy |
lakes Several good catches of bass
have been made on live minnows.
Warden GrOssman. Noble and De |
Kalb COunties-The lakes and rivers /
are clearing and the moss is drop /
ping fast. Several good catches of |
bass and blue gill We're made this |.
week, but the weather has been too |
! chilly for the average fisherman /
The breeding and rearing ponds are
coming along fine at the city park
in Kendallville and the people of /.
this town are proud of them.
Warden Summers, Howard, Tip
ton and Grant Counties-The /
streams are normal and clear. Crap /
pies, black suckers and carp are bit !
ing good at Wildcat creek.
Warden Hanlin, Jay Adams. Wells /
and Blackford Counties-The Wa |
bash. Salamonie and St. Mary /
rivers are at normal stage. All kinds .
of catfish are being caught with
several good catches Of game fish .
reported taken from the pits and
quarries.
Warden Eaton, KCsciusko County
Some very fine catches being
made in the Tippecanoe river. Two
fishermen from Bremen took their
limit of pike from this stream Merl
McGlenen caught a twelve pound
pike while Ernie Osborne of War
saw took one that weighed eleven
pounds. These two large ones we're
taken from the lakes in Warsaw.
The main topic of Conversatio in
this district is the opening of the
duck season and scores of sportSmen .
are ready. The lakes now are tenn
ing with coot
Warden Morgan, Vigo Park and
NermiliOn COunties-All streams.
and this includes Sugar. Big and
Little Raccoon. Little VermiliOn.
Brulette river, Wabash river. the
Walton and Greenfield bayou and
the south gravel pit, are in fine
shape for fishing.
Warden Meredith. Fountain and
Montgomery CountieS-All streams
in this territory are clear and fish
ing is fair.
Warden Stone. Monroe and Green
Counties Recent rains have mud
died the streams in this section, but
they may clear by the Weekend
The water works lakes at Bloom
ington still are low, but the fish
are biting. One bass weighing four
pounds thirteen ounces was taken
fl Nm the lower twin lake.
Warden Lacey. Decatur and Rush
Counties-Blue river, Flatrock, Lit
tie Flatrock, Clifty and Sand creeks
and the Mccoy and Allen lakes are
muddy. The Big Four reservoir is
clear.
Warden Roll. Fredericksburg
streams with the exception of White
and the MuSCatatuck are in good
shape for fishing
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