The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-14
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nON 7 put away your tackle yet
- Some Of the best reports OF
the year have just arrived and the
wardens are distinctly optimistic
abou. the coming weekend Here's
wha, they say.
Lake County - Warden BartOck
writes that bass. bluegllls. cfappies
and sundsh are biting well me
lakes are a little roily and so Is the
Kankakee. but Deep river IS clear
Good fishing ~ La Porte, reports
Warden Walker. especially on pan
fish. Bass are coming more slowly.
Rains have raised the lakes some
what. This has been the best fish
inr season for twenty years. say the
old-umers. Prospects are hne ior
hunting.
Shafer and Freeman are clear and
in fine shape for fishing, writes
Warden Roth from White county.
silver bass are biting at Norway
dam and I'm both lakes. Panflsh are
hitting well and there are good re-
ports Of the cat fishing IN Freeman.
The waters are higher IN Whitley
lakes since the rains. says Warden
Mars. Bass and bluegllls are biting
again on Crane lake IN Noble Flies
and a spinner have proved to be
fine bass lure. A TT. Wayne fisher
man took his limit on Crane lake
with flies recently, one SIX
FOUNDER.
Warden Sloan reports that 1t has
rained nearly every day IN the last
week In Marshall and Starke, buI
that the TippecanOe and HeAloW
rivers haven't risen much. Bass and
buIepills are biting well on all the
lakes.
From Huntington and Wabash,
Warden smith writes that small
mouth are biting well in the Sala-
monte. Wabash and Eel rivers on
miunows and dark flies. Several
limit catches noted. Rivers are
clearing and much colder
DASS and pike fishing is good on
ID Crooked. immersion, James
and Snow lakes in Angola. says
Warden Menzenberger. Lake Gage
has. produced some fine bass.
P9rke and VermilliOn streams are
IN good shape, writes Warden Hayel.
Plenty of squirrel hunting ana quail
are thick.
From Clinton and Boone, Warden
Anderson reports fishing fine and
streams and pits in good condition.
Sylvan. Cree, Round. Big and Wall
lakes are the best places IN Noble
and DeKalb. says Warden Gross
man. The water is higher than 1t
has been for some time. Bass and
bIucgiIls are biting we'll. Squirrel
hunters are not very active
Allen county streams are all
muddy. writes Warden Ball.
From Howard, Warden Summers
reports streams still rOily, except
the MisSiSSinewa, and fishing IS
poor.
Fountain. Warren and Benton
waters are in great shape for fish
ing. declares Warden Meredith.
some nice bass and catfish were
caught over the last weekend in
Harrison. Crawford and Perry
streams. writes Warden Thompson
Waters are still low and some are
cloudy.
Bass are hitting artificial bats
though streams are low and rOlly
Is Warden Imhof's report from
Randolph, Delaware and Madison
Putnam and owen streams are
milky but clearing fast and should
be in shape for the weekend, says
Warden Riley.
All streams are low but clear IN
Decatur and Rush. writes Warden
Lacey. These include Big and Little
Blue. Big and Little Flat Rock
Cufty. sand creek. AIuscstatuck, Al
lens lake. Lake Mccoy and the Big
Four reservoir. Fishing Is improved
over last week. Johnnie Robbins
caught four bass in the Big -Four
reservoir averaging four pounds, and
Jack Hurst took a FIVE and One-hali
FOUNDER at the same time and place
Other. good catches reported.
From Fayette. Union and Frank
lin. Warden Paul Mitchell writes
that both forks Of White water are
muddy and salt creek IS milky.
Streams are clear and bass are
striking we'll IN Jefferson. Switzer-
land and Ohio counties, says War
den Kegerice.
Good catches are reported in Flat