Shore line
Most of the lake is less than 7 feet deep with a soft bottom of silt. The ODNR operates and maintains 7 boat ramps, a marina with rental boats, seasonal rental docks, and handicap accessible shoreline fishing piers. Gizzard shad is the primary forage spe...
The Indian Lake region was originally a group of small kettle lakes and marshland formed along the Great Miami River when the last glacier receded across Ohio. Indian Lake is one of the best lakes in...
Walleyes, channel catfish, and white crappies have been stocked. Largemouth bass, black crappies, bluegills, suckers, carp, bullhead catfish, white bass, and other sunfish have entered the lake from B...
Most of the lake is less than six feet deep with a soft bottom of silt. In some areas, rock rip rap has been added to reduce shoreline erosion; these rocky shorelines provide cover for several species...