Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1947 — Page 20

__..esmpany Feservolr where the fishing

Lakes,

Lake Freeman, Shafe By MARC G. Beattered thundershowers over

upset stream fishing which was getting good but will haye little effect on lakes and gravel pits where fishing generally has been good. Fishing in both lakes and streams has been improving after getiing

away to a slow start and more and

some sizable bass, bitagiia and crapples being taken. One of the taking | ft

latest was a report of the of a six-pound largemouth {rom Cherry lake at the Morgan- ~Monros | #tate forest by an unidentified ang-| -

vation officers on stream and fishing conditions, compiled yesterday, cane not be taken as dn acourate guide for the week-end as & result of Heavy showers here and in other] parts of the state yesterday. How- | gver, here are the way things looked #t the time that the reports were written:

Fishing Good in North

| Clearing of the Tippecanoe river earlier in the week resulted in an improvement of fishing both in the stream and in Lakes Freeman and Shafer which it feeds, The Kanka«| Kee river on the other hand re-t mained oniddy and the fishing was Roe, Lake fishing in Maxinkuckee, | awasee, Manitou, Tippecanoe, the | Barbees and others in the northastern area remains generally good. Bass, bluegills, crapples, red-ears and channel cats have made up the thijor part of catches during the past few “days. Soft shell or Bave beqn taking flesh along with | worms, minnows and artificial baits. |

Angling Average Here

With the exception of the water

Bas been. good,..anglers have nol Been enjoying too mueh success Ipcally, White river stays muddy | dnd Mall Creek was just getting In good condition before Thursday's gain, Best stream fishing, before Thursday, was reported from Shelby, Jncock and Fountain counties. | Catches in this area the past week have included a number of suckers along with bass, bluegills and crap. pies and cata. .The fish have been hitting a variety of baits, taking worms, minnows, soft craws along with plugs and flies,

Better in Southern Area)

« Anglers in the southern part of the state have an edge on those in

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The weekly report of the conser- | lakes have been the scene of several

“Gravel Pits

Showers Have Upset Most State Streams; Angling Average Here

Clearing of Tippecanoe River Aids

r Prospects Good North

WAGGENER the state the past few hours will

more reports are being received of

other parts of the state, enjoying clear streams and good fishing this | week, according to conservation of- | ficer reports. Shakamak state park

nice catches and others have been made from socked mine pits in

INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Bod Shape For “Fishing my

national a amr AY, and game departments in|upon the suscess of the Ripley toun- Dofior Bh Fear Than #%.ihe pave ations] Junie Indians as well as in & pumber of [ty residents in’ obtaining the ares) ern Ratcherits where a number of Tun swimming and shits sul 1 obits Se eh aye 0 0ed Ty ie kt beds were lost during periods of ‘1@hakamak was Initiated in attracts sportsmen Schedu Plan 1 ; with more than a hundred entries tourists, With Fish ting I, schedule will be from Indiana boys and girls, ' satisfactory hatches of b jmadé up from requisitions filed by Park Drive U and other game fish reported by the officers Hughes on Program Headed by Joos! citisens and coun- Male hatcheries, plans are under 0, SUNY Son San hating Doh Mughes, director of the di- {ty officials campaign is under way | ¥8y for the planting of these fah oy in, . vision of fish and game, will appear |in Ripley county for the scquisition In Hoosier lakes and streams to ‘Record of on the program of the Association [of land hecessary for the site of a | Yide future sport for the An ‘ Dunes Park of Midwest Pish and (ame Come |large artificial lake in Actiul ttioving of the fah trom the |. A stord missioners being held July 14-18 at|state park. A report on prog. hatehiziss 10 the lakis And streams regiftired Higgins Lake, Michigan, site of the ress of the campaign is to be made | “iC Uo abot Sept. 1. park on Michigan conservation department's to state park officials in the mest . no figures are yet available | admissions training Director Hughes few days o0 thie Rubber af: fah availabig for | (helities will discuss, “Ultimate Policies of Use of funds allocated for the Planting year, reports indicate the the States in Reference to Non-Res- construction of s dam to impound | Dt the production of hatcheries in | along ident Anglers and Hunters.” water for the lake, for the remodel Licénse fees collected from mone ing of cottages in the park and resident fishermen and nimrods are other

that area Surface plugs, flies, worms and minnows have been the best baits for anglers in the southern part of | the state during the week, bringing in bass, bluegills, crapples, sunfish, channel cats and bull heads.

Pollution Reports All reports of stream pollution should be made to the state board

of health which has been charged with the administration of Indiana's anti«pollution law sfhee 1043, it was pointed out today by John H. Nigh, | director ‘of the department of con- | servation. A number of reports of | stream pollution have been received at the conservation department re- |

cently, he sald, |

Under provisions of the 1043 act of the general assembly, the cam- |

pAign against stream pollution fs

one of the responsibilities of the! 'state board oft health, operating une der a stream pollution control board of seven members, The campaign against pollution of Indiana watersby industrial and | municipal waste Was virtoelly hitted | ‘during (he war years and little can | be done at the present time due to!

{a shortage of materials, |

Plan Swim Meet

Plans are to be completed within the next few days for the staging of the annual swimming and diving | meet at Shakamak state park. prob- | ably the latter part of August. { Present prospects are that the meet this year will again be primarily a Hoosier event as it is considered doubtful that any national championship events will be scheduled at Shakamak this year. Several times in past years the meet has been given over almost entirely to

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