The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 May 1990 — Page 80

SUMMER — Wednesday, May 23,1990

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CAREFREE SUMMER — Ryan Kaiser, son of Steve and Joyce Kaiser, is shown as fishes off a pier at his home on Waubee Lake last summer. Fishing is one of the more popular summertime diversions for area residents.

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BIG CATCH — These two fishermen hauled in this seven-pound walleye pike from the depths of Lake Wawasee last summer. Pictured from left are Denny Detwiler and Kent Bowers. The fishing duo used a nightcrawler and harness to pull in the catch.

Opportunities abound for recreational fishermen

Area fishermen can sink their hooks into a variety of different fish at the area lakes this summer. Largemouth Bass and Bluegill are the most common types of fish around, according to Jed Pearson, District Fisheries Biologist for the Department of Natural Resources. "We’ve got those in about every lake and it’s pretty good fishing,” he said. Crappies are another kind of fish that frequently find their way into the bottom of a

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fisherman’s boat. Then there are the types that you can’t find everywhere, like Northern Pike, Walleye and Trout. Pearson says that Muskies are an elusive breed of fish, found in only a few area lakes. Lake Wawasee is a popular site for area gamesmen. With 2,618 acres included within its boundaries, the lake provides room for a lot of fish and a lot of fishermen. (Continued on page 25)