Indiana anglers can look forward to continued quality striped and hybrid striped bass fishing opportunities.
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(Franklin County, Ind.) – Thousands of striped bass and hybrid striped bass are now stocked in Indiana lakes.
Indiana DNR staff recently stocked more than 125,000, two-inch striped bass fingerlings in four southern Indiana public lakes, including 72,600 striped bass in Brookville Lake.
Another 134,000, two-inch hybrid striped bass fingerlings were stocked in nine lakes throughout the state.
Indiana DNR relies on commercial sources and state partners to supply fry for its hatchery system because the state does not have the native sources to spawn the species.
The fish stocked in 2021 should reach a fishable size of 14 inches in 2023 and begin to exceed 20 inches in 2024.
Learn more about fishing for these species at wildlife.IN.gov/fishing/striped-and-hybrid-striped-bass-fishing.
Striped and hybrid striped bass were stocked in the following lakes:
—Brookville Lake (Union and Franklin County) – 72,600 striped bass
—Cecil M. Harden Lake (Parke County) – 40,600 striped bass
—Cedar Lake (Lake County) – 7,810 hybrids
—Clare Lake (LaPorte County) – 420 hybrids
—Hardy Lake (Scott County) – 1,000 striped bass; 10,000 hybrids
—Lake Shafer (White County) – 12,910 hybrids
—Monroe Lake (Monroe County) – 53,750 hybrids
—Nyona Lake (Fulton County) – 1,040 hybrids
—Patoka Lake (Dubois County) – 11,353 striped bass; 44,000 hybrids
—Shadyside Park Lake (Madison County) – 1,575 hybrids
—Worster Lake (St. Joseph County) – 3,270 hybrids
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