Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1946 — Page 15

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By MARC G. WAGGENER ' Times Fishing Reporter Fishing will be serious busifiess week-end as scores of anglers

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streams in the southemn part ot the fishing is reported fair to good in been taken by anglers using small , the fall “pilgrimage to Brown coun-|a paid attendance for 1046 of 1034, - state are listed as poor fishing this|the ~Mississinewa, Wabash, Sala- |farp minnows, (oughballs, flies and ty where the autumn color is be-| 709. week-end, the result of rains dur-|monie; Tippecanoe, Eel and St. Joe

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gills, channel cats and carp from |there’is a change in the weather|Yationists, according to Sherman streams, lakes and pits. Plugs, min-| Brown county’s autumn color will| Townsend, nows, worms and musselmeat have De at its peak within 10 days to| council chairman. with bluegills, large and smallmouth | Streams are celar in Marion, Han- peen effective baits, d the prospects for bringing. bass,‘ rock bass, pike and some cock, Shelby, Johnson, Madison, home the fish are good this week- channel cats being taken, Popular [Morgan and Rush counties along nd, conservation officers report, baits this week have been wet and |with those in Vermillion, Parke and Autumn Color Near Peak year's attendance figures still-high-|ing the operation of their fish rearspecially in the northern and west dry flies, minnows, hellgramites, others in that area. Rock ‘bass,

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