Ready to cast your line in one of Indiana’s hidden fishing treasures? Hamilton County is packed with prime spots where you can reel in everything from bass to bluegill, all while soaking in some gorgeous scenery. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just out for a relaxing day on the water, there is a perfect fishing hole for you!

  1. Fishing Spots
  2. Know Before You Go
  3. Map of Locations

Fishing Spots

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Central Park | Carmel

Visit this scenic 5.2-acre pond and fish along the boardwalk or search for spots beneath the bridge. Bring the whole family and check out the nearby playground and splash pad!

 

Coxhall Gardens | Carmel

Discover a scenic recreation lake with a variety of species, situated within a 125-acre park. Plus, check out beautiful gardens, paved trails and distinctive monuments.

 

Geist Park | Fishers

Launch your canoe into Fall Creek or stand on a nearby bank for a peaceful fishing adventure. Keep your eye out for birds and local wildlife that roam the area.

 

Geist Lake Marina | Fishers

Elevate your fishing experience and rent a pontoon boat on Geist Reservoir, with seating for up to 12 people. Bring your own bait, equipment and any snacks you might need!

 

Meadowlark Park | Carmel

Travel to this 2-acre pond annually restocked with catfish, rainbow trout, and other varieties. Reel in your catch from the wheelchair accessible pier or stand along the shore.

 

Morse Marina | Noblesville

Make the most of your fishing trip by renting a pontoon boat on Morse Reservoir, spacious enough for up to 10 people. Bring your own bait, tackle and gear for a perfect day on the water.

 

Morse Park and Beach | Noblesville

Find a great catch on the shores of Morse Reservoir or bring your lawn chair and cast from the dock.

 

Potter’s Bridge Park | Noblesville

Explore this 66-acre park with excellent opportunities for fishing along the White River. You can also bring your canoe or kayak and launch it to explore the river more closely.

 

Prather Park | Carmel

Find your perfect fishing spot along the White River or launch a canoe to explore the serene prairie and wetlands.

 

Red Bridge Park | Cicero

Find tranquility on Morse Reservoir and utilize the readily available fishing pier or kayak launch to participate in water activities.

 

Strawtown Koteewi Park | Noblesville

Embark on your own fishing excursion along three miles of the White River inside the largest park in Hamilton County. A canoe launch is available or find a spot along the riverbank.

 

West Park | Carmel

Reel in a great catch from this peaceful pond surrounded by boardwalk and trails. Try and spot the local wildlife including blue herons, ducks and crawdads.

 

White River Campground | Cicero

Discover a tranquil spot along the White River perfect for fishing from shore or while canoeing. Make it an overnight adventure and reserve one of the 106 campsites.

Know Before You Go

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Hamilton County Parks and Recreation asks visitors to help preserve the health of parks by following Leave No Trace Principles:

  • Familiarize yourself with the local fishing and boating regulations.
  • Carry the necessary licenses and stamps when using public waters.
    • A fishing license is required for individuals 18-and-older except on Indiana DNR Free Fishing Days
  • Stay safe by using a personal flotation device when required or appropriate.
  • Protect local wildlife from injury by disposing of used lines in a designated recycling station or trash can.
  • Take all leftover live bait or bait cups, food, and trash home unless the proper receptacles are available nearby.
  • Follow the catch-and-release rules for each individual park.
View County Fishing Guidelines

  

Map of Locations

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