Salamonie Reservoir

Reservoir · Huntington County, Indiana

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Salamonie Reservoir — Indiana Reservoir fishing

Quiet Wabash-area reservoir for walleye, hybrids, and crappie

Best for:
WalleyeHybrid Striped BassCrappieLargemouth BassChannel Catfish

Salamonie Reservoir spans 2,855 acres on the Salamonie River in Huntington and Wabash counties. As one of three Army Corps reservoirs in northeast Indiana (along with Mississinewa and Roush), Salamonie has earned a reputation among local anglers for consistent walleye and hybrid striped bass. The lake's deep main basin and wood-strewn upper arms create varied structure. Crappie fishing in spring around the standing timber is excellent. The Mt. Etna SRA, Lost Bridge East SRA, and Hanging Rock provide ramps, beaches, and campgrounds. Salamonie is also a popular ice-fishing destination in winter.

Access Points & Ramps

Public ramps, marinas, and shore-fishing access maintained by Indiana DNR, Army Corps, or local agencies.

Mt. Etna SRA

Boat ramp, marina, beach

Andrews, IN

Main public access

Lost Bridge East SRA

Boat ramp, campground

Andrews, IN

New Holland Ramp

Boat ramp

Lagro, IN

Salamonie Reservoir Marina

Marina, rental

Andrews, IN

2,855
Acres
76 ft
Max Depth
12
Fish Species
1
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Fish Species

Species known to inhabit Salamonie Reservoir. Click any species for a full fishing guide.

WalleyeSaugeyeHybrid Striped BassWhite BassLargemouth BassSmallmouth BassBlack CrappieWhite CrappieChannel CatfishFlathead CatfishBluegillYellow Perch

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Data sourced from Indiana DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife. Last verified: April 26, 2026. Learn how we maintain this data.