Indiana
Walleye in Indiana
Walleye are on record in 58 Indiana waters, with 769 stockings in the books. Stocking peaks in June and October.
When does Indiana stock walleye?
Waters holding walleye
- Lake Maxinkuckee37×
- Pike Lake33×
- Cagles Mill Lake31×
- Brookville Lake29×
- Lake Shafer28×
- Tippecanoe River28×
- Sylvan Lake28×
- Winona Lake28×
- Simonton Lake24×
- Monroe Lake23×
- Saint Joseph River18×
- Wall Lake18×
- Prairie Creek Reservoir18×
- Eagle Creek Reservoir15×
- Patoka Lake13×
- Big Turkey Lake13×
- Dewart Lake12×
- Elkhart River10×
- Lake Freeman10×
- Lake Edward10×
- Cecil M Harden Lake10×
- Salamonie Lake9×
- Riddles Lake9×
- Adams Lake8×
- Shriner Lake8×
- Greenwood Lake8×
- Hardy Lake7×
- Mississinewa Lake7×
- Loomis Lake6×
- Waubee Lake6×
- Tippecanoe Lake6×
- Big Chapman Lake5×
- Flint Lake4×
- Fishtrap Lake4×
- Westler Lake3×
- Witmer Lake3×
- Little Long Lake3×
- Atwood Lake3×
- Knapp Lake3×
- Saugany Lake3×
18 more on the Indiana map.
Freshest walleye stockings
- Lake ShaferMay 1, 2026
- Cagles Mill LakeMay 1, 2026
- Pike LakeMay 1, 2026
- Tippecanoe RiverMay 1, 2026
- Bass LakeApr 1, 2026
- Patoka LakeApr 1, 2026
- Brookville LakeApr 1, 2026
- Wolf LakeNov 1, 2025
- Dallas LakeOct 1, 2025
- Stone LakeOct 1, 2025
- Pine LakeOct 1, 2025
- Pretty LakeOct 1, 2025
- Loon LakeOct 1, 2025
- Clear LakeOct 1, 2025
- Sylvan LakeOct 1, 2025
- Wall LakeOct 1, 2025
- Westler LakeOct 1, 2025
- Saint Joseph RiverOct 1, 2025
- Winona LakeOct 1, 2025
- Witmer LakeOct 1, 2025
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Walleye in Indiana — FAQ
Where can I catch walleye in Indiana?+
Walleye are on record in 58 Indiana waters, including Lake Maxinkuckee, Pike Lake, Cagles Mill Lake. The full list is on this page.
When does Indiana stock walleye?+
Indiana stocks walleye most heavily in June and October, going by 769 records. See the freshest stockings on this page for the current season.
Do I need a license to fish for walleye in Indiana?+
Yes — Indiana requires a fishing license. Buy one from the state and check seasons and limits before you go.