Can anyone tell me good Fishing spots in Indiana?
359273
somewhere theres water
1085104
Calenders and charts are a waste of money. If you want to find a good time to fish, pick a clear day (unless you are fishing for walleye) with very light wind. Don't fish right after it rains, because most fish are dormant at these times. If you are looking for a good place to fish at this time of year, I would recommend Lake Winnebago, Big Cedar Lake, and small lakes that are warming up faster than the bigger ones, because the fish will be more active and they will stay active longer. If the lake is crowded wait until just before sunset to start fishing, because most of the fish will be too spooked to feed during the day when there are many motorboats.\n\nCatch a whopper!!
525980
there was a marina in onalaska that rented those, i used to live right on the side of sandy creek over there. me and stepdad caught some pretty big catfish out of lake livingston, 86 pounder, a 98 pounder, and had one hooked that was bigger than that, but couldnt get him in boat from the trot line. and there used to be an ole' 15 foot female aligator down sandy creek that wouldnt let you fish in a certain place of the creek unless you gave her some raw chicken, she would push your boat away lol.  man i miss that place.
24634
The last time I was out there, the following places were pretty decent, none were in Indy proper, but all were within a reasonable distance:\n\nSki Paoli Peaks - Paoli, IN\nhttp://www.paolipeaks.com\n\nPerfect North Slopes - Lawrenceburg, IN\nhttp://www.perfectnorth.com\n\nPines Peak Family Ski Area - Valparaiso, IN\nhttp://www.Valpomall.com/pines/ \n\nA great resource for Indy skiing / snowboarding is:\n\nThe Indianapolis Ski Club\nhttp://www.indyskiclub.org/default.asp
497137
Central Ohio has some very good places to fish.You are within a hours' drive of alot of good lakes and rivers.if you are planning on eating your catch, keep in mind of the fish advisories the state has on some lakes and rivers.You can go to the ODNR site and click on fishing prospects for your area and it will show you all of the different lakes and rivers, and tell how to catch the fish that live there.If you don't mind the drive, Rocky Fork and Paint Creek Lake down in Ross and Highland counties are two of the best lakes in Ohio for a variety of fishing.These are my home waters, so I can personally vouch for this claim.Good luck.
1036115
The best spots in the Lake conroe area are all closed off from shore to shore fishing  the best places on the lake are dried with lots of hydrilla incrouching rapidly, the dam and coves by boat are still ok, Lake Livingston is a mess all over.  The greater Houston area has Lake Houston with fair to good fishing but your best bet right now is in the gulf. We have had remarkable luck . I am somewhat new to this area fishing  about 12 recent years(3 to 4 times per wk) but can out fish most men  with about 53 years experience.(smile)
878164
Trust me, there are lakes whereever you go, look in the yellow pages for a chepstow based tackle shop. They will tell you the best ones to go to, and help with bait and day tickets too. Hope you catch a moby
350519
Try www.texasfishingforum.com
379042
Try these links\n\nhttp://www.theflyfishingforum.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1786\n\nhttp://p073.ezboard.com/fmichigansoutdoorforumsfrm53\n\nhttp://www.icefishingchat.com/viewforum.php?f=14\n\nhttp://www.michiganwalleye.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?forumid=13\n\nhttp://www.michigan-sportsman.com/forum/\n\nhttp://www.upwoodsnwater.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=1\n\nhttp://www.efishon.com/\n\nAlso, there are groups on "yahoo groups"\nthat you can also check on.
980990
I like the ocean pier fishing.\nTry Avalon, Cherry Grove, Apache, or Springmaid Beach piers.\nThis is a good time of year.\nUse fresh shrimp.\nIt works much better than the frozen tubs from the bait shop
632101
Its lake somerville.  Its pretty good right now the white bass are running and a friend of mine went the other day just wading and caught 40.  The crappie and catfish are biting pretty good also.  Black bass are fair in the mornings.  The lake is known mostly for white bass fishing but there is very good catfish and crappie fishing at times.  It is not really known to be a good large mouth lake, I think the current record is around 12 lbs. If you want to catch white bass go to Welch park and take a right.  Follow the road around past the boat ramp. You will see sort of an island out there.  wade out in the mornings about waist deep and use shad or spoons if you prefer artificial bait.
780949
If your husband like warmwater fishing (i.e., bass, crappie and the like), there is excellent fishing around and close to Raleigh.\n\nFalls of the Neuse Lake is just north of the city, and Jordan is a huge lake south of Durham.  There are some smaller lakes, like Shearon Harris. There are also some good rivers - both large and small.\n\nRaleigh is also 3 hours from excellent saltwater fishing, and 4 hours from mountain streams/rivers with catchable trout and smallmouth bass.\n\nMarch is actually an excellent time for bass fishing in the area.
1160557
Try somewhere in the Sierra Nevada mountains east of Modesto. \nI haven't fished near Modesto but the Sierra's are usually awesome for fishing anywhere in California. There are less crowds, traffic, more parking and clean air in the mountains than down in the valley. Remember to take sunscreen and bug spray. Go to your local sporting goods store that carries fishing gear and ask the person in the fishing dept to recommend a kid friendly fishing location. They probably won't tell you their secret spot but they can direct you to some nice places I'm sure.\n\nRemember to have patience when fishing with kids.  Don't expect to catch a trophy fish yourself that day, kids are happier to catch 5 little fish that spend all day going after one big fish. Get your son hooked on fishing then you will have a fishing buddy for life. That's what my dad did for me 25+ years ago and I still look forward to our day's together on the water. ~~~><>-----Fish on!
987788
I would try trout fishing anywhere in the Rockies.  In the summer the water in streams is plentiful, weather is moderate and the fish will be biting.  The Rio Grande river that runs through parts of Colorado and New Mexico has some great spots.  Also try rivers in Wyoming, Montana and northern Colorado.  If you’re looking for bass fishing check out Lake Fork just east of Dallas in Texas.  It is know for it large fish.  Saltwater fishing along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts is usually pretty good in the summer.  Charter boats will take you out for a price, but you can probably do just as well fishing from a jetty or pier.  I would look along Florida’s panhandle and the Texas coast.  Google any of these areas and you will find tons of info.  Hope this helps.
1040329
Any of the following:\n\nWest Point Lake - Georgia\n\nLake Martin - Alabama\n\nLake Eufala - Alabama\n\nAll three are within a few hours drive of Atlanta and have great fishing.
1079287
I have not done a lot of fishing in that area, but I recently got a book called "Fly Fishing the Tahoe Region" which covers part of that area.  Really had some great information.  Also, check out the Northern CA Fly Fishing Board... you can ask pretty much any Nor Cal fly fishing question and get a lot of great responses.
732611
the best place that i know of would be a custom sport shop. do you know if you have one in your city.  also you might try cabellas,they have all kinds of fishing equipment and they have a web site that you can look at