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Want to know when the hunting seasons are, how much licenses cost, what opportunities there are for young hunters, or even where to go hunting in Indiana?

All of those answers and more can be found in the Indiana Hunting & Trapping Regulations Guide for 2013-14 that was released this week.

The 48-page guide, featuring three strutting wild turkeys on the cover, is available at businesses that sell DNR hunting licenses, DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife properties, and the DNR Customer Service Center in Indianapolis.


Anglers are being advised that the area of St. Joseph River north of Fort Wayne commonly known as Cedarville Reservoir is subject to size and bag limit regulations on black bass for rivers and streams, not the general lake regulations.

Anglers may take up to five black bass in this area, but none can be between 12 to 15 inches in length and no more than two can be over 15 inches. This is commonly referred to as a slot limit.

Black bass is a term for largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass.

State regulations for black bass caught in lakes allow five fish with a minimum size of 14 inches.

Special regulations apply on Lake Michigan and several other lakes, streams and rivers across Indiana. Consult the Indiana Fishing Guide for details or visit www.fishing.IN.gov.


(Provided by Indiana DNR)

Applications are available online for Hoosiers wanting to participate in special deer reduction hunts at designated Indiana state parks this fall.

Northern Indiana parks participating in firearms hunts this year are Chain O’Lakes, Indiana Dunes, Pokagon, Potato Creek, and Tippecanoe River.

The first round of state park deer reduction hunting will be Nov. 18 and 19. The second round will be Dec. 2 and 3.

State park deer reductions help maintain and restore unique and valuable ecosystems damaged by white-tailed deer. The designated parks are closed to the general public on hunting days.


(Provided by Indiana DNR)

The Indiana Natural Resources Commission on Tuesday gave its final approval to a number of revisions to rules governing fish and wildlife resources but did not authorize the extension of the archery season or the addition of a primitive muzzleloader season for deer hunting.

The archery season will remain the same as last year (Oct. 1 through Jan. 5, 2014) and there will continue to be only one muzzleloader season, which runs from Dec. 7-22 this year.

The Commission went along with the majority of public comments received and the DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife’s request to remove the two deer season proposals from the rule package because the Division felt they are not needed to manage the deer population, have the potential to create confusion among hunters, and make it more difficult to evaluate the impact of new deer hunting rules that went into effect last year.


Indianapolis, Ind. -- The 26th Annual Indianapolis Fall Boat & RV Show will run Friday through Sunday, September 27-29, 2013, in the West Pavilion at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis.

The show is widely known for offering outstanding deals on new, used, and end-of-season close outs on items such as motor homes, fifth-wheels, travel trailers, pop-up campers, bass boats, ski boats, pontoons and personal watercraft.

Trade-ins are accepted and financing is available at the show; in addition, dealer incentives are in place for many items, both new, used, and end-of season. At the 26th Annual Indianapolis Fall Boat & RV Show, no reasonable offer is refused.

26th Annual Indianapolis Fall Boat & RV Show (September 27-29, 2013)

Friday, September 27 Noon - 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, September 28 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, September 29 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Tickets: $7 adults, $6 seniors (60+). Ages 12 and under free.
$2 off coupons for adult and senior tickets available at all Central Indiana Marsh and Main Street Market stores.