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Pike Lake

Region
Indiana, USA
Regulation zone
Indiana statewide regulations

Species in Pike Lake

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Seasons & limits — Indiana statewide regulations

SpeciesSeasonLimitNotes
BluegillOpen all year (no closed season) unless a special water rule appliesNo daily bag limit, no size limit (exception: J.C. Murphey Lake)—
White Bass and Hybrid Striped BassOpen all year (no closed season) unless a special water rule appliesDaily bag 12 combined, no more than 2 over 17 inches—
Rock BassOpen all year (no closed season) unless a special water rule appliesDaily bag 25, no size limit—
Crappie (Black and White)Open all year (no closed season) unless a special water rule appliesDaily bag 25, no size limit (9 inch minimum at Dogwood Lake and Hardy Lake; aggregate limit at J.C. Murphey Lake)—
Walleye, Saugeye, SaugerOpen all year (no closed season) unless a special water rule appliesDaily bag 6 combined; Walleye minimum 14 inches south of State Road 26 and 16 inches north of SR 26; Sauger and Saugeye no minimum size—
Northern PikeOpen all year (no closed season) unless a special water rule appliesDaily bag 3, 24 inch minimum size, no more than 1 over 30 inches (exceptions at Hamilton Lake)—
Yellow PerchOpen all year (no closed season) unless a special water rule appliesNo daily bag limit, no size limit (15 per day on Lake Michigan)—
Channel, Blue and Flathead Catfish — rivers and streamsOpen all year (no closed season) unless a special water rule appliesNo daily bag limit; 13 inch minimum size; no more than 1 Blue Catfish over 35 inches, 1 Flathead Catfish over 35 inches and 1 Channel Catfish over 28 inches—
Channel, Blue and Flathead Catfish — lakesOpen all year (no closed season) unless a special water rule appliesDaily bag 10 combined, no size limit; no more than 1 Blue Catfish over 35 inches, 1 Flathead Catfish over 35 inches and 1 Channel Catfish over 28 inches (no bag limit for Channel Catfish at Turtle Creek Reservoir)—
BullheadOpen all year (no closed season) unless a special water rule appliesNo daily bag limit, no size limit—

Always confirm regulations with the official state regulations before fishing — rules change, and waterbody-specific exceptions apply.

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Species: Indiana state fisheries lake records, via the Bump Board dataset.