Indiana
Rock Bass in Indiana
Rock Bass are on record in 19 Indiana waters, with 29 stockings in the books. Stocking peaks in October and November.
When does Indiana stock rock bass?
Waters holding rock bass
- White River4×
- Yellow River4×
- Patoka Lake2×
- Tippecanoe River2×
- Stayner Lake2×
- Brookville Lake2×
- Lauramie Creek1×
- Little Flatrock River1×
- J C Murphey Lake1×
- Moots Creek1×
- Whitewater Lake1×
- Cagles Mill Lake1×
- Lake Edward1×
- Lake Minnehaha1×
- Ball Lake1×
- Eagle Creek Reservoir1×
- Mississinewa River1×
- Mississinewa Lake1×
- Monroe Lake1×
Freshest rock bass stockings
- White RiverOct 1, 2002
- White RiverOct 1, 2001
- White RiverOct 1, 2000
- Lauramie CreekNov 1, 1995
- Yellow RiverOct 1, 1988
- Yellow RiverOct 1, 1987
- White RiverOct 1, 1985
- Yellow RiverNov 1, 1983
- Little Flatrock RiverNov 1, 1983
- Patoka LakeOct 1, 1979
- J C Murphey LakeMay 1, 1979
- Patoka LakeNov 1, 1977
- Tippecanoe RiverOct 1, 1976
- Moots CreekOct 1, 1975
- Yellow RiverNov 1, 1974
- Stayner LakeNov 1, 1974
- Whitewater LakeOct 1, 1974
- Brookville LakeFeb 1, 1974
- Brookville LakeDec 1, 1973
- Stayner LakeNov 1, 1973
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Rock Bass in Indiana — FAQ
Where can I catch rock bass in Indiana?+
Rock Bass are on record in 19 Indiana waters, including White River, Yellow River, Patoka Lake. The full list is on this page.
When does Indiana stock rock bass?+
Indiana stocks rock bass most heavily in October and November, going by 29 records. See the freshest stockings on this page for the current season.
Do I need a license to fish for rock bass in Indiana?+
Yes — Indiana requires a fishing license. Buy one from the state and check seasons and limits before you go.