Robert Zorich and Eric Fier captured the Little Money Bass Tournament (LMBT) last weekend on the St. Joseph River at Maggies Landing.
Okuma Fishing Tackle announces the all-new Eminent Baitcast Reel—a lineup of low-profile reels engineered to deliver refined design and performance at an unmatched value. The series introduces a distinctive audible drag click, giving anglers real-time feedback and heightened awareness when it matters most.
(Provided by Indiana DNR)
Largemouth bass anglers who are concerned that walleyes stocked into northeast Indiana lakes could be damaging bass fishing need not worry.
Data obtained by DNR biologists from bass tournaments at four lakes where walleyes are routinely stocked indicate there is little evidence to suggest bass fishing has been harmed.
At Crooked Lake and Lake George in Steuben County, two of the areas best walleye lakes, numbers of 14-inch and larger bass caught by tournament anglers increased over the past 10 years.
(Provided by Indiana DNR)
Now that Michigan has restricted anglers to keeping one muskie per year and has implemented a harvest tag system, will Indiana muskie anglers face a similar change?
Not likelyat least for now.
Current rules allow Indiana-licensed anglers to take one muskie per day in Indiana. There are no limits in Indiana on the number of muskies an Indiana-licensed angler can take per year.
The only tags required in Indiana for harvest pertain to deer and turkey huntingnot fishing.
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