Reservoir · Miami, Indiana

Mississinewa Lake

Mississinewa Lake

Reservoir · Indiana

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StrikeTracks does not currently provide a live condition rating for this destination. Destination and fishery information is still available.

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Fishery Profile

Documented species you may encounter at Mississinewa Lake.

High confidenceLast verified: Aug 26, 2026

Species images are AI-generated illustrations for visual reference and may simplify natural variation. Fishery records are based on the cited agency sources. About fish illustrations

Fishery overview

Mississinewa Lake is the largest of the three Upper Wabash USACE / DNR reservoirs and a bass, crappie, and walleye fishery. StrikeTracks publishes complete static Fishery with catalog-visible Unavailable conditions because no same-lake live USGS 00010 exists. Peoria 03327000 is not this lake. This is not Salamonie Lake and not Roush Lake.

Target species

Fishery characteristics

Composition
Mixed wild and stocked

USACE flood-control pool on the Mississinewa River in Miami County. Distinct from Salamonie Lake and from J. Edward Roush / Huntington Lake on the Wabash.

Best seasons

  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Fall

Common techniques

  • Boat fishing
  • Shore fishing
  • Spinning
  • Trolling

Access and Public Fishing Rights

Indiana DNR Mississinewa Lake pages document public ramps and shore fishing at the SRA. Catalog coordinates are the mid-lake / SRA point, not USGS 03327000.

Stocking information

Indiana DNR manages bass, crappie, and walleye here. Confirm current official stocking records.

  • Walleye

    Stocked · Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Fish & Wildlife

    Stocked
  • Muskellunge

    Stocked · Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Fish & Wildlife

    Stocked

Indiana inland fishing regulations apply. Confirm current DNR inland limits. Do not treat Salamonie or Roush rules as this destination.

conditionPublicationPolicy=static-value-structural-unavailable. Mississinewa Lake is the largest Upper Wabash USACE / DNR flood-control reservoir, with public SRA ramps and an Indiana DNR-managed bass, crappie, walleye, and muskie fishery. inlandHasCompleteStaticFisheryValue passes. USGS 03327000 Mississinewa River at Peoria is the tailwater, not Mississinewa pool 00010; using it would be a tailwater-to-lake remap. HIGH plus PATH B does not auto-approve; public Unavailable is approved because Mississinewa is a distinct Upper Wabash flagship reservoir whose honest Unavailable plus complete static Fishery is useful independently of Salamonie, Roush, or Brookville. This justification is Mississinewa-specific and does not copy Salamonie or Monroe prose.

Location and Access

Cataloged lake location

Miami, Indiana

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The map marker represents the cataloged waterbody or monitoring location and may not indicate legal parking or public access. Confirm access through the official information before visiting.

Lake Details

County

Miami

Management Category

USACE / Indiana DNR flood-control reservoir

Regulation Scope

Mississinewa Lake

Regulation Summary

Mississinewa Lake: Indiana inland fishing regulations at Mississinewa Lake State Recreation Area. Confirm current official regulations.

Target Species

Largemouth Bass, Walleye, Black Crappie, Channel Catfish, Bluegill, Muskellunge

Public Access

Public

Boat Launch

Available

Shore Fishing

Available

Description

Mississinewa Lake, Miami County, Indiana. USACE Upper Wabash flood-control reservoir. Catalog-visible Unavailable: no same-lake live USGS water temperature (00010). Mississinewa River at Peoria 03327000 is the tailwater, not pool thermal. Not Salamonie Lake and not J. Edward Roush Lake.