Fishing in
Martin County
Martin County, Indiana has 80 named fishable waters, 2 of them with stocking records on the books.
On the map
70 waters
Waters in Martin County
- Greenwood Lakereservoir11× stocked
- Boggs Creekstream1× stocked
- Seed Tick Lakereservoir35 ac
- Baver Lakereservoir7 ac
- Oberlin Lakereservoir3 ac
- American Runstream
- Barn Runstream
- Beech Creekstream
- Blue Creekstream
- Branch Runstream
- Buck Creekstream
- Buck Knob Creekstream
- Buzzard Runstream
- Cedar Brookstream
- Church Brookstream
- Crooked Creekstream
- Culpepper Brookstream
- Deep Cut Lakereservoir
- Dover Runstream
- Elm Creekstream
- First Creekstream
- First Creekstream
- Flood Runstream
- Freemans Spring Branchstream
- Free Runstream
- French Runstream
- Friends Creekstream
- Grassy Creekstream
- Grove Brookstream
- Gushing Creekstream
50 more on the map above.
What you'll catch here
- Largemouth Bass2 waters
- Smallmouth Bass1 waters
- Walleye1 waters
Latest stockings
- Greenwood LakeSmallmouth BassJul 1, 2023
- Greenwood LakeWalleyeJun 1, 2023
- Greenwood LakeLargemouth BassJul 1, 2022
- Greenwood LakeSmallmouth BassJul 1, 2022
- Greenwood LakeWalleyeJun 1, 2021
- Greenwood LakeWalleyeSep 1, 2018
- Greenwood LakeWalleyeSep 1, 2017
- Greenwood LakeWalleyeOct 1, 2016
- Greenwood LakeWalleyeSep 1, 2015
- Greenwood LakeWalleyeOct 1, 2014
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Martin County fishing — FAQ
Where can I fish in Martin County, Indiana?+
Martin County has 80 named fishable waters, 2 with stocking records. The map above shows every one.
What fish are stocked in Martin County?+
Waters in Martin County hold largemouth bass, smallmouth bass and walleye. See each water's page for its full stocking history.
Do I need a license to fish in Martin County?+
Yes — Indiana requires a fishing license statewide. Buy one from the state agency before you go.