The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-26

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streams and rivers are impossible
for the weekend. Lakes seem to
be the best bet, with thunderstorms
threatening to upset any predictions.
So many reports this week that
we'll have to boil EN- down. Here
they are, by counties:
White, Warden ROth-Shafer and
Freeman clear. silver bass hitting
well, black bass not so well.
st. Joseph and Elkhart, Warden
Downey-Lots of rain, streams and
rivers muddy. Pan fishing slow in
the lakes.
Carroll, Warden Bollhauve-Tip-
pecanoe low and clear, all other
streams, including the Wabash, fair
to middling muddy. Fishing slow.
Noble and DeKaIb, Warden
GrOssman-Rivers very muddy, but
lakes are just right and bass and
'gills beginning to hit well. Sylvan
lake recommended.
Starke and Marshall, Warden
SIoan-Fishing fine last week, par
ticularly on Hunts lake. Lots of
fishermen and several limit catches
there last Sunday
Whitley and Noble, Warden Mars
Fish starting to bite on the lakes.
Blue gills taking catalpa worms,
horseweed worms and angleworms.
Some large bass have been taken
from Shriner, Loon and Smalley
lakes.
Steuben, Warden Menzenberger-
Fishing fine on the lakes. Bass and
pike hitting bait best. but the cast
ers and fly fishermen are doing we'll.
Good catches of bass reported from
James. Snow, Gage and Crooked
Lakes.
Howard and Grant, Warden Sum-
mers-All streams muddy, a few
bass and 'gills caught in the pits.
Lagrange, Warden Wendling-All
lakes and streams clear and normal.
Bass and pike slow but 'gills biting
well.
Cass and Miami, Warden MCLEAN
Streams muddy, fishing poor, but
bass. bluegills and crappies are hit
ting in Cicott Lake.
Kosciusko, Warden Eaton-Small
streams muddy from rain, but the
lakes are just right and bass are
hitting on the Barbees. Bluegills
active at Cars Lake.
BIackfOrd, Wells and Jay, Warden
HaveI-Fishing good, plenty of bass
and red-eyes taken from the Wa
bash east of Button. Live bait
seems best. Some bass taken from
the Salamonie.
Huntington and Wabash, Warden
Smith-All streams fairly clear,
small mouth biting well in Eel River.
Wabash River clearing fast.
Delaware and Randolph, Warden
Imhoff-Streams high and roily.
Clinton and Boone, Warden
Cuppy-Streams too muddy, fish not
biting.
Hamilton and Upton, Warden T.
r. ElliOtt-All streams muddy, fish
ing poor, may clear up by Sunday
Madison and Hancock, Warden
BrOwn-All streams muddy.
VigO and Clay. Warden Morgan
Streams muddy and rising.
Morgan and Johnson, Warden
Fulford-White River, White Lick,
Stotts Greek, Sugar and Blue River
clear, Indian Greek muddy. Fish
ing fair TO good in all streams.
Fayette and Union, Warden Ged-
ling = Prospects poor, streams
muddy.
Monroe and Brown, Warden Sex
tOn-Streams muddy, but fishing
fair.
>TippecanOe and Montgomery,
Warden Johnson-Tippecanoe clear,
other streams muddy.
Fountain and Warren, Warden
Meredith-All streams muddy, out
look bad.
Crawford and Perry, Warden
White-Crawford streams muddy,
Perry streams milky. Some nice
bass taken last week.
Franklin, Warden Mitchell-East
and west forks of White Water
muddy, Pipe and Salt creeks clear
ing, fishing poor.
Decatur and Rush, Warden Lacey
Big and Little Blue. Big and
Little Flatrock, Clifty, Sand Greek
and the Muscatatuck all full and
muddy. Aliens Lake and Lake Nc
Coy milky and Big -Four reservoir
clear.
Putnam and Owen, Warden
Ketchem-All streams muddy.
Parke and Vermillion, Warden
King-Big and Little Raccoon, Big
and Little Vermillion and Coal
creeks muddy, Sugar Greek fair,
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