The Indianapolis times., 1935-08-30


~ diana are improving as the
high waters subside and the sport
up north continues good. The
warGens have their eyes on the
hunting prospects and an increas-
ing number of reports tell of en-
.couraging amounts of game. AS for
the fishing, here's what they think:
Laporte, Warden Walker-Fshing
continues fine with clear water and
lots Of anglers out. Bluegills par
ticularly active.
white, Warden Roth - Freeman
and Shafer both in great shape,
bluegills hitting fine in Freeman.
Starke and Marshall, Warden
Sloan-Fishing much improved in
last week All game fish hitting
we'll Streams and rivers nearly
clear.
La Grange, Warden Vending
Cool weather and high winds have
slowed the fishing a bit.
Howard and Grant, Warden Sum-
mers-Fishing slow, Mississinewa in
Grant is low and clear, some bass
taken below Marion. Wildcat low
but very muddy.
Huntington and Wabash, Warden
Smith - MisSissinewa clear, other
streams clearing, some bass are hit
ting.
Cass and Miami, Warden MCLEAN
The Wabash and Eel are a bit too
muddy for bass fishing. Lake Ci-
colt, Mississinewa. Pipe and 0eer
Greeks in fair shape and some
small mouth and red eyes have been
taken.
Noble and DeKalb, Warden Gross
man-Bluegills and bass are biting
on Sylvan, Cree, West and some of
the smaller lakes better than in
some time. All streams and rivers
clear except the st. Joseph.
Clinton and Boone, Warden Cup
py-Water in fine shape, but fish
not biting so we'll.
Jay, Wells and BIackford, Warden
Havel-Bass hitting live bait. Lots
of red eyes taken from the Wabash.
Salamonie not quite clear,
Delaware and Randolph, Warden
ImhOff-All streams normal except
White River, which is fair, and
MisSissineWa, which is roily.
Wayne, Warden Marksbury -
Streams in fair shape and bass and
red eyes are hitting.
Franklin, Warden Mitchell -
Streams clear and fishing good.
Fountain and Warren, Warden
Meredith-All streams clear and
fishing is good
Parke and VermilIiOn, Warden
King-Sugar in fine shape and Big
.Raccoon fair. Big and Little Yer
million in good condition and Coal
Creek fine.
Vic and Parke, Warden Morgan
All streams clear and weekend fish
ing should be good
Decatur and Rush, Warden Lacey
Big and Little Blue, Big and Lit
tie Flatrock, Clifty and Sand Greeks
milky Muscatatuck, Big Four
Reservoir, Aliens Lake and Lake
Mccoy clear
Greene and South Owen, Warden
Stone-Eel and White Rivers at
normal, but murky. Most creeks
roily. Pits and ponds clear. Not
mich fishing.
Fayette and Union, Warden Gedd-
ling-All streams fine, fishing good.
DavieSs and Martin, Warden Ben
nett-Both forks of White are fall
ing and clearing, should be good by
Saturday.
Shelby, Warden Casady-Brandy-
wine, Little Blue, Flatrock and
Lewis Greeks clea1. Big Sugar
cloudy. Some nice bass taken from
Big and Little Blue and Flatrock.
Jennings and Ripley, Warden Nes-
bitt - All streams clearing and
should be fine for weekend.
Crawford and Perry, Warden
White-Big Blue clearing below
Harris springs. Little Blue and Tur-
key Greek muddy in Crawford
Ditto for Oil and Deer Greeks and
Anderson River in Perry.
Orange and Washington, Warden
Richard ALL streams high and
muddy.
Jefferson and Switzerland, Warden
egerice-Streams a little muddy
but fish are biting well.
Lawrence, Warden Hanlin-Bass
starting to hit on all streams. Big
cats taken on large minnoWS from
White, also many white perch on
river minnows and worms.
Jackson and ScOtt-Warden Gre
celius-All streams clear except
Muscatatuck.
Floyd and Clark, Warden Nc
CullOugh-Silver Greek, Big and
Little Indian. Muddy Fork, ID Mile
Greek and Bull Greek all muddy