Driving directions: From Chillicothe, travel west five miles on Highway 190 to Route A. Travel five miles north to the Route W junction. Continue on Route A, one mile west to the area entrance. Indian Creek Lake, a 192-acre impoundment, is located in Livingston County on the Poosey Conservation Area.
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A great deal of habitat work has happened in this 192-acre lake in the last few years. Many cedar, oak and locust brush piles have been strategically placed in 8 feet of water or less and water lilies have been planted for additional habitat diversity. Bluegill and redear sunfish fishing is good around these brush piles and near lake points. Bluegill grow to 7.5-8” in length, and redear reach 8-10” regularly in this lake. There are good numbers of largemouth bass in the 12-15” protected slot and from 15-18" in length. Anglers are encouraged to keep the fish they catch that are below slot length. While black crappie numbers are lower than in some nearby lakes, sizes are excellent with some fish reaching 12-15". A concrete boat ramp, privy, and covered fishing dock are located on the southeast cove.
From Chillicothe, travel west five miles on Highway 190 to Route A. Travel five miles north to the Route W junction. Continue on Route A, one mile west to the area entrance. Turn left on the gravel road and follow it to the boat ramp.
