The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-22

MUDDY, WARDEN
REPORTS SHOW
Many Are in Fine Shape,
However, and Large
Catches Collected.
Let's Go Fishing
BY GEORGE H. DENNY
Times Fishing Editor

BY GEORGE H. DENNY
Times Fishing Editor
Wardens' reports this week gen.
orally are optimistic, but some
streams are muddy, so check your
locations for tomorrow and Sunday.
:. 2rden Walker reports that La
Porte streams and lakes are low and
clear and the fishing never has been
better.
Marshall and Starke Counties
Warden Sloan writes that Tippeca-
noe, Yellow and Kankakee rivers are
low and clear; fishing good. Every
one catching fish in the lakes.
st. Joseph ana Elkhart/ Counties
Warden Downey reports all lakes
and rivers low and clear and beau
tiful catches of bass and bluegllls
have been made.
Anglers Get Limit
Steuben County-Thousands of
anglers, and many are taking the
limit, says warden Menzenberger.
Cottages and resorts are filled to ca
racity and boats are at premium.
Whitley and Allen-Warden
Mars reports water very low but
fishing is good.
Hamilton, Boone and Clinton
Warden Anderson writes that White
river is low and not in good condi-
ton, some redeyeS and bass taken
from Cicero, but Sugar creek is not
SO good.
Randolph, Delaware and Madison
All streams low, warden Imhof1
writes. Good f1Shin9~ various pits
and along small STR ms.
From Vigo and Clay-Warden
Morgan reports streams clear and IN
good shape fol the weekend.
Bass, Blue GilIs Plentiful
All streams in Tippecanoe and
Montgomery are very low, reports
warden White. Good bass taken
from Wildcat and Sugar creeks re-
Gently.
Worthington, Monroe and Greene,
Warden Stone reports streams
muddy, but lakes, pits and stripper
ponds are fine and good catches OF
bass, blue gillS and crappieS have
been made.
From Warren, Benton and Gov
ington-Warden Meredith reports
Pine creek slightly muddy. Coal
creek, Shawnee and Wabash clear,
but the fishing has not been good.
Wayne, Fayette and Union-War-
den Marksbury writes that streams
are low but dirty; fish do not seem
to be hitting.
From Putnam and owen Counties
Warden Riley reports bass and
cats biting well on Mill, Deer, Big
Walnut and Raccoon creeks, but
but White and Eel rivers are muddy.
Channel Cat Biting
ARuSh and Decatur-Warden Lacey
: writes that Big and Little Blue are
clear, Big -Four reservoir, Aliens
Wake, Lake Mccoy and the MuScata-
tuck are low and clear. Clifty is low
and milky and Sand creek is muddy.
Morgan and Johnson-Warden
Fulford writes that White Lick and
Indian creek are muddy and White
5river clearing. Channel cat are bit
\ ing.
Marion Countrywide is low and
clear and Fall creek is muddy but
falling, Warden Kerrick reports.
Jackson, Scott and Washington
Warden Richard reports al streams
up and muddy.
Shelby and Johnson - Warden
Casady writes that streams are bit
muddy but should be clear for the
weekend if there is no more rain.
Some good catches made on Flat
rock.
Fish Not Hitting
Jefferson, Jennings and Switzer-
land-Warden Kegerice reports all
streams high and muddy, fish not
hitting.
Dubois and Orange-Warden Byrd
writes that White and Patoka riv-
ers are muddy, fishing poor. Lost
river is clear, fishing go"A and lakes
clear, fishing fair.
Wardens Ketchem and Elliot re-
port all streams muddy and fishing
poor in Harrison, Perry and Knox
counties. The one exception is the
Wabash, which is clear and the fish
art hitting.
No specific report from Freeman
and Shafer lakes, but the word is
that they are in great shape.