Noble County · lake · 10 acres
Weber Lake
Stocked 3× since 2003 · Indiana DNR
Weber Lake is a lake in Noble County, Indiana, stocked with Bluegill, Largemouth Bass and Redear Sunfish — most recently on Oct 1, 2003. FishableWaters aggregates every stocking record for this water from Indiana DNR; the latest schedule and today's bite windows are above.
Best days this week
Days near a new or full moon tend to fish best.
Today's bite windows
Conditions, next 3 days
Today
Overcast
86°
63°
10 mph
11%
Sat
Showers
77°
69°
15 mph
81%
Sun
Storms
70°
64°
17 mph
65%
↘ pressure fallingFalling pressure ahead of a front often turns the bite on.
Stocking ledger
| — 2003 — | ||||
| Oct 1 | Bluegill | 64,824 | 0.92" | |
| Oct 1 | Largemouth Bass | 3,800 | 4.32" | |
| Oct 1 | Redear Sunfish | 4,750 | 1.29" | |
Angler reports
What's biting
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Best bite times
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All Indiana waters with bluegill → · All Indiana waters with largemouth bass →
Nearby waters
- Sand Lake0.6 mistocked Mar 1, 2026
- Mud Lake0.6 mi
- Jessie-Ca Lake0.9 mi
- Bowen Lake0.9 mistocked Oct 1, 1998
- Rivir Lake1.0 mi
- Dock Lake1.0 mi
- Brackney Lake1.3 mi
- Finster Lakes1.2 mi
Seasons, limits, and rules are the state's call — check the official IN regulations and buy your license before you go. We link the source; we never restate the rules.
Weber Lake fishing — FAQ
What fish are stocked in Weber Lake?+
Weber Lake is stocked with Bluegill, Largemouth Bass and Redear Sunfish in Noble County, Indiana, most recently on Oct 1, 2003 by Indiana DNR. The full stocking ledger is on this page.
Do I need a license to fish Weber Lake?+
Yes — Indiana requires a fishing license. Buy one from the state and check current seasons and limits before you go; both are linked on this page.
Where is Weber Lake?+
Weber Lake is a lake in Noble County, Indiana. Driving directions and an interactive topo map are on this page.
Data: Indiana DNR · updated Oct 1, 2003 · checked daily · we publish what agencies publish, nothing else.

