
Indiana Fishing Report – June 27, 2025
The heat wave got the river temps soaring, and summer fishing is here. Bass are biting on a variety of lures and live bait on this fishery as they are coming out of their spawn
The heat wave got the river temps soaring, and summer fishing is here. Bass are biting on a variety of lures and live bait on this fishery as they are coming out of their spawn
Coho fishing continues to be outstanding near the Michigan and Illinois state lines in 60-75 feet.
Coho fishing continues to be outstanding on Lake Michigan near the Michigan and Illinois state lines in 60-75 feet.
Some good coho have shown up near the Michigan and Illinois state lines in 60-75 feet.
Smallmouth bass are biting on ned rigs and swimbaits in protected breakwall areas and largemouth in the weedier harbor areas on this famed fishery.
Smallmouth bass are biting on ned rigs and swimbaits in protected break wall areas, and largemouth in the weedier harbor areas here.
Look for bass and panfish near dark bottoms and cover on warm sunny afternoons here.
Coho fishing here has been very good on body baits, with spoons and dodger/flies taking a few fish, too.
Steelhead anglers found wonderful success here.
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