Mississinewa Lake is a flood-control reservoir in north-central Indiana offering a diverse multi-species fishery. The lake's mix of shallow flats, creek channels, and deeper water near the dam supports a wide variety of game fish.

Musky stocking has created an emerging trophy fishery, with fish exceeding 40 inches reported. Largemouth bass and crappie provide the most consistent action, while saugeye fishing is best during spring and fall. The lake's proximity to Marion and Peru makes it a convenient destination for central Indiana anglers.

Nearest towns: Peru, Marion, Somerset

FAQ

How many boat ramps are on Mississinewa Lake?

RampSeeker lists 7 boat ramps on Mississinewa Lake.

What fish are in Mississinewa Lake?

Mississinewa Lake supports Largemouth Bass, Channel Catfish, Crappie, Bluegill, Saugeye, Musky.

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