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2009 Fish-of-the-Year
There were 54 entries for 2009 Fish-of-the-Year, of which 27 were accepted. The smallest was a 12-inch bluegill caught by Abby Byrer of Warsaw in Crystal Lake, and the largest was a 50-inch muskie caught by Edwin Van Cleave of Chicago in Big Barbee Lake.
Bill Hudock of Michigan City and Joe Tackett of Claypool tied for the walleye Fish-of-the-Year, each catching walleyes measuring 31 inches.
Also, Chris Terry of Noblesville caught a 22.75-inch smallmouth bass while...
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Majority of the harbor in MC is still covered in ice, including the MC Lighthouse Pier.
There is a small portion of open water just west of the Franklin St. Bridge.
Currently, water temp is 39 F in the harbor with visibility around 12-16 inches.
Trail Creek is currently 37 F at Friendship Gardens.
Water levels are above averge with visibility around 8-12 inches.
Coho salmon
Bait: Nightcrawlers, shrimp, skein, spoons
Depth: 5-12 ft below a bobber
Nice catches of coho salmon were...
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The St. Joe River web report will now be updated weekly.
The cold winter has delayed the annual spring steelhead migration.
River temperatures are just now getting warm enough to trigger the very begining of the run.
Water levels are good for both shore and boat fisherman.
River temperature is 44 degrees.
For additional trout and salmon information on the St. Joe River call the fishing hotline at 574-257-TIPS (8477).
Rainbow or steelhead troutEver popular among Indiana anglers is...
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Willow Slough Fish and Wildlife Area is dedicated to providing quality hunting and fishing opportunities while maintaining 9,956 acres, which includes 1,800 acres of open water, marshes and flooded crop land.
In addition to fishing at J.C. Murphey Lake and numerous ponds, the property also offers hunting, wildlife watching, camping, wetland trapping, and dog training areas.
The recent weather is working on the ice from both sides and if the sun shines much, it will be unsafe by the...
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Indiana conservation officers say two Lake County men were rescued after falling through the ice while fishing on Bruce Lake east of Winamac North of State Road 14.
the lake straddles the Pulaski/Fulton county line
an 80-year-old Lowell man was hospitalized for hypothermia and a 49-year-old Cedar Lake man was treated and released.
off-duty Winamac police officer Mike Buchanan heard their calls for help, and assisted conservation officers, Kewana fire, Pulaski County sheriffs police and...
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