No fishing license needed in Indiana this weekend

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This weekend is the last chance in 2017 for adults to fish for free in Indiana.

 

On these special days, Indiana residents who are age 18 and older can fish public waters without needing a fishing license or a trout stamp.

 

Free Fishing Weekend is a great opportunity to take someone fishing who doesn’t already have a license. It’s also a great time to teach families how to fish because adults don’t need a license on those days, and kids younger than age 18 never need a license.

 

DNR properties and other sites across the state will be hosting youth and family fishing events, most of which are on June 3.

 

For more information on Free Fishing Days, see GoFishin.IN.gov. Locations for events on June 3 are:

—Brown County State Park, Nashville, (812) 988-5240.

—Buffalo Trace Park, Palmyra, (812) 267-8762.

—Cagles Mill Lake, Lieber State Recreation Area, Cloverdale, (765) 795-3552.

—Cecil M. Harden Lake, Raccoon State Recreation Area, Rockville, (765) 344-1412.

—Cedar Lake, Cedar Lake, (219) 374-6157.

—Central Park, Carmel, (317) 843-3861.

—Chain O’Lakes State Park, Albion, (260) 636-2654.

—Eagle Creek Park, Indianapolis, (317) 327-7110.

—Elkhart River, Elkhart, (574) 294-5471.

—Falls of the Ohio State Park, Clarksville, (812) 280-9970.

—Hurshtown Reservoir, Fort Wayne, (260) 627-3390.

—Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indianapolis, (317) 923-1331.

—Jaycee Park, Greencastle, (765) 653-3395.

—Lake Waveland Park, Waveland, (765) 435-2073.

—Logansport Izaak Walton League, Logansport, (574) 753-6969.

—Mississinewa Lake, Peru, (765) 473-6528.

—Monroe Lake, Paynetown State Recreation Area, Bloomington, (812) 837-9967.

—Mounds State Park, Anderson, (765) 649-8128.

—Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge, Seymour, (812) 522-4352.

—O’Bannon Woods State Park, Corydon, (812) 738-8232.

—Ouabache State Park, Bluffton, (260) 824-0926.

—Ox Bow County Park, Goshen, (574) 875-7422.

—Patoka Lake, Birdseye, (812) 685-2447.

—Pigeon River Fish & Wildlife Area, Mongo, (260) 367-2164.

—Potato Creek State Park, North Liberty, (574) 656-8186.

—Prairie Creek Reservoir, Muncie, (765) 747-4776.

—Reservoir Park, Fort Wayne, (260) 446-1616.

—Rogers-Lakewood Park, Valparaiso, (219) 510-3193.

—Salamonie Lake, Andrews, (260) 468-2127.

—Shakamak State Park, Jasonville, (812) 665-2158.

—Sodalis Nature Park, Plainfield, (765) 676-5437.

—Starve Hollow State Recreation Area, Vallonia, (812) 358-3464.

—Summit Lake State Park, New Castle, (765) 766-5873.

—Tippecanoe River State Park, Winamac, (574) 946-3213.

—Trine State Recreation Area, Angola, (260) 833-2012.

—Turkey Run State Park, Marshall, (765) 597-2635.

—West Boggs Lake, Loogootee, (812) 295-3421.

—Whitewater Memorial State Park, Liberty, (765) 458-5565.

—Willow Slough Fish & Wildlife Area, Morocco, (219) 285-2704.

 

Locations for events on June 4 are:

 

—Hague Road Nature Haven, Noblesville, (317) 776-6350.

—Hardy Lake, Scottsburg, (812) 794-3800.

—Lincoln State Park, Lincoln City, (812) 937-1979.

—Mill Race Park, Columbus, (812) 376-2680.

—Trine State Recreation Area (part of Pokagon State Park), Angola, (260) 833-2012.