The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-19

and silver bass are hitting we'll at
night Catfish biting on set lines.
Not many bluegills have been taken.
Observation-Disclosures Eaton reports
streams and lakes at nice level
and fishing should improve.
Noble and DeKalb-All lakes in
fine shape but most streams muddy,
says Warden GroSsman. Fishing is
fair, not many large catches. Grub
worms and crickets best for 'gills.
Delaware and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
normal and clear, writes Warden
Imhoff.
Howard and Grant - Streams
muddy, fishing poor except in pits,
reports Warden Summers.
Union md Fayette-Both forks of
White River are muddy now but
may be all right for the weekend,
says Warden Geddling. Fishing is
fine in Hannah Greek and Little
Four Mile in Union and in Nolan
Fork in Fayette.
Wayne and Henry-StreamS fine,
bass hitting fairly we'll, says War
den Marksbury.
Clinton and Boone Greeks in
Clinton vii be in good condition by
Saturday, writes Warden Cuppy.
Boone streams will be too muddy.
Madison and Hancock - Streams
cloudy but clearing fast, reports
Warden Brown.
HamiltOn-Streams muddy, fishing
poor. Warden T. R. Elliott admits
LaPorte-LakeS and rivers low
and clear, fish biting only fairly
well. Bluegills are eager for catalpa
worms in Upper and Lower Fish
Lake, writes Warden Walker.
Warren and Fountain - Streams
muddy but should clear by Sunday,
reports Warden Meredith.
TippecanOe and Montgomery
Tippecanoe clear, fishing fair; Wa
bash muddy; Big Wea, Wildcat and
Sugar are rolly but will. clear by
Sunday, predicts Warden Johnson.
Vigo and Clay - Wabash very
muddy, other streams not quite clear
vet. says Warden Morgan.
Blackford, Wells and Jay
Streams in fair condition and some
good strings of bass and red-eye
have been taken from the Wabash
and Salamonie. mostly on live bait,
says Warden Havel. Channel cats
hitting we'll.
Franklin-East and West forks Of
White River still muddy but may
clear for the weekend, says Warden
Mitchell
Lawrence-White River clearing
good cat and perch fishing. Indian
Creek clear, some small mouths have
been taken on flies, states Warden
Hanlin.
Monroe and Brown Streams
muddy, fishing poor, reports War
den Sexton.
Greene and Monroe Eel and
White Rivers in fair shape for the
first time since the spring rains,
writes Warden Stone. Smaller creeks
fast getting in shape. Pits and ponds
clear.
Shelby-Brandywine. Big Sugar
and Flatrock are clearing nicely and
will be in fine shape, says Warden
| Cassidy.
Daviess and Martin-Both forks
of White River clearing and falling,
fishing pretty good, says Warden
Bennett. Cats and perch biting well
Fishing should improve soon.
Harrison Big Blue and Indian
| creeks clear. fishing good, writes
Warden Harvey.
Sullivan and Clay-Creeks slightly
m'rky but fishing has been good
reports Warden Baxter.
Floyd and Clark-Silver Greek and
Big and Little Indian milky, Four
teen Mile in fair shape. Muddy
Fork and Bull Creek muddy, says
Warden Mccullough. Fishing fair
and streams clearing.
Pike and Dubois-Lakes and rivers
clear, fishing good, reports Warden
Byrd
Gibson-Streams clearing we'll for
the weekend, says Warden Vermil-
/ lion.
Knox-Lakes and washouts clear,
streams and rivers fairly clear, fish
/ ing fair, says Warden c. Elliott.