I’m looking for fellow Indianapolis fisherman who would like to organize and try to get eagle creeks boating rules changed to something more reasonable. They recently ...more stopped allowing boats with over 10hp motors on the lake, even if they have a kicker. Please contact me if you are likeminded.
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Josh J 0where’s the edit button? damn autocorrect!
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Josh J 0Hans, I contacted the park last week but never received an response. my suggestion was simple, by her outboards must have the prop removed before putting in. I just ...more don’t think they want people out there period. I might just get a Jon boat vs dealing with the hassle of arguing with people who already have their minds made up.
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Anyone have any recommendations for a fish finder? $500ish max budget.
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I have a hummingbird helix di. I just love it.
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I have a lowance from Wal mart, that was $169 since I figured out how to set it and use it, I would not have anything else.
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Depends if u have a minn Kota with I pilot I'd go with the Hummingbirds they can be made to talk to each other making fishing much easier
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Boats must be 8-foot minimum, 26-foot maximum, with a 10 horsepower motor limit. Small canoes and kayaks can launch from the old boat ramp at the back of the Earth ...more Discovery Center parking lot (must be portaged down the ramp, no vehicles). There is a $3 car top boat launch fee at the gate in addition to the regular vehicle admission fee. Boats with trailers must launch from the 42nd St. boat ramp (on Dandy Trail, south of the Eagle Creek 56th Street gatehouse). There is a $5 daily launch fee, or $20 annual passes are available from the park office. Winter boat storage is also available at the park.
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Boats must be 8-foot minimum, 26-foot maximum, with a 10 horsepower motor limit. Small canoes and kayaks can launch from the old boat ramp at the back of the Earth ...more Discovery Center parking lot (must be portaged down the ramp, no vehicles). There is a $3 car top boat launch fee at the gate in addition to the regular vehicle admission fee. Boats with trailers must launch from the 42nd St. boat ramp (on Dandy Trail, south of the Eagle Creek 56th Street gatehouse). There is a $5 daily launch fee, or $20 annual passes are available from the park office. Winter boat storage is also available at the park.
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Boats must be 8-foot minimum, 26-foot maximum, with a 10 horsepower motor limit. Small canoes and kayaks can launch from the old boat ramp at the back of the Earth ...more Discovery Center parking lot (must be portaged down the ramp, no vehicles). There is a $3 car top boat launch fee at the gate in addition to the regular vehicle admission fee. Boats with trailers must launch from the 42nd St. boat ramp (on Dandy Trail, south of the Eagle Creek 56th Street gatehouse). There is a $5 daily launch fee, or $20 annual passes are available from the park office. Winter boat storage is also available at the park.
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Fish are impossible to find unless you want to catch some bluegill. This is the second time we've come down here and hadn't had any luck. Time to start looking ...more elsewhere.
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Just have to find them last year around end of march when i went and we smoked em bass and crappie up here a guide one time let them show you how to find them then ...more you'll be set. Trusy me its worth it!
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