Bluegill on flyrod Plymouth Indian
Indiana Fishing
Jun 16, 2022 16:53:05 #
saxman
Loc: Plymouth indian
Where is the best place to fly fish for gills in or near Plymouth Indiana.
Jun 16, 2022 17:34:05 #
Unlike most of the folks on here, I know exactly where Plymouth is. I grew up in North Liberty. I left there to join the Navy in 1968 and have not been back except for brief visits since. My dad and I used to go to some place called the "clay pits" and we caught gills and crappie, but I got no idea where that was except it was not too far - around Breman or Teagarten as I recall. Wish I could be more help. That was a long time ago. I know there's a fishing lake at Potato Creek State Park. Worth a try maybe. The St. Joe River holds fish. Walleye and pickerel and channel cats, if you're interested in some larger prey?
Jun 17, 2022 15:11:34 #
Bevanddon
Loc: Logansport, IN
Spiritof27 wrote:
Unlike most of the folks on here, I know exactly w... (show quote)
Jun 17, 2022 15:14:19 #
Jun 17, 2022 15:56:09 #
My mom lived just down (?) the road (New Road) from there until she sold the place several years ago. The house on the south east corner of Hiway 23 and New Road.
When I left there in 68 the place did not exist. I visited it in 2000 or so. Very nice. The lake is named Worster Lake after the guy who fought hardest to get the park established - Darcy Worster. I knew Darcy, remember him well. Him and his hand made Potato Creek "bugs". Pronounced "wooster", by the way.
When I left there in 68 the place did not exist. I visited it in 2000 or so. Very nice. The lake is named Worster Lake after the guy who fought hardest to get the park established - Darcy Worster. I knew Darcy, remember him well. Him and his hand made Potato Creek "bugs". Pronounced "wooster", by the way.
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