Have you heard bison meat is a healthy choice when it comes to red meat? Are you curious about how it tastes? The annual calf days event at Cook's Bison Ranch in Wolcottville is a great chance to see how the bison are raised, learn about what makes bison meat a healthy choice, and taste for yourself how it compares to the red meat you are used to.
Wagon Rides-Games-Food Stop in Saturday and see the bison!
16 Miles of Shoreline
Depth: Maximum 33 feet Average 10 feet
Lake Bottom: Clay,Marl and Muck
Lake Type: All Sports Inboard/Outboard
Fish for: walleye, bluegill, channel and blue cats,
largemouth bass, crappie
Walleye Stocked Annually since 2001
Public Access: off of SR9 West Shore
Concrete ramp and gravel parking for 40 rigs
Handicapped Accessible- Concrete parking pad,
fishing dock, and sidewalk to boat entry area, 2 porta-potties.
The Sylvan Lake Improvement Association
President: Joseph Costello
Annual Meeting June 20th
The Indiana Department of Education, local school corporations, churches, and the USDA have come together to provide breakfast and lunch for kids in our area this summer Monday through Friday.
Breakfast will be provided at Lakeland High School from 7:00 to 7:30.
Lunch will be provided at the high school from 12:00 to 1:00 and also at LaGrange Town Park, Howe Town Park, Ontario Town Park, and Taylor Park in Wolcottville.
Menus and details are available at the Lakeland School Corporation site
Breakfast will be provided from 7:15 to 7:45 at the Shore Mennonite Church: 7235 W US 20 in Shipshewana.
Lunch will be provided from 11:30 to 12:00 at the Topeka United Methodist Church: 124 W Pine Street, and at Shipshewana Elementary School and from 11:15 to 11:45 at Shore Mennonite Church.
Indiana is once again holding a free fishing weekend June 6th and 7th. Kids 17 and under never need a license. If you haven't fished for a while and don't have a license, this weekend is your chance to try it again without buying a license. So dust off that fishing pole and tackle box, invite a child you know that's never learned to fish, and teach a new generation to enjoy what our local lakes have to offer in LaGrange County.
216 Acres Max Depth 46' Avg Depth 14'
Part of the West Lakes Chain of lakes which includes Jones Lake, Steinbarger Lake, and Tamarack Lake.
Speed Restricted to 10 mph except main basin from 10-5
Fish for: channel cats, blue cats, crappie, northern pike, bass
Public access on the west shore, near Duke's Bridge off CR 125 W
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Our office is located in LaGrange County, Indiana. Local cities and towns include: Howe, Hudson, LaGrange, Mongo, Rome City, Shipshewana, South Milford, Stroh, Topkeka, and Wolcottville. And we are two blocks from Noble County. Local cities and towns include: Rome City, Kendallville, Albion, Avilla, and Wawaka. Our office also serves Angola, Fremont and Hamilton in Steuben County.
Northeast Indiana is a great place to live or visit because it has something for everyone. Old-fashioned rural charm is evident everywhere. Farms with livestock and croplands, beautiful seasonal gardens, and sprawling wooded areas are the perfect backdrop for a view that may include beautiful lakes, a passing horse and buggy, people out for a leisurely stroll, or bicyclists. If you want recreation; we've got it! We have hundreds of lakes for fishing, boating, skiing, tubing, swimming, or just floating on a raft. The Pigeon River Fish and Wildlife Area is in LaGrange County and the Chain of Lakes State Park is in Noble County. In the winter, the lakes are great for ice fishing, ice skating, and snowmobiling. There are plenty of places for hunters. The LaGrange County public parks system and the Parks in Noble County provide plenty of choices for other outdoor activities. If you like to shop, our location is convenient to Fort Wayne for department stores. Sturgis, Angola, and Kendallville have supermarkets and chain stores. Major access roads include: I69,SR5, SR9, SR 15, SR120, US 20, and the Indiana Toll Road. This means easy commutes for work or "a trip to the city". But, what rural Northeast Indiana really has to offer for our locals and visitors alike is the quaint little shops, festivals and craft fairs, seasonal farmer's markets and roadside stands, flea markets, and the smaller stores where you are greeted by name. Fresh baked goods, produce, handcrafted woodworking, quilts, candles, antiques... the list is endless and you can find "one of a kind" items. It's small town living at its finest! Here are some additional links with extensive local information: LaGrange County LaGrange County Government Homepage LaGrange County Chamber of Commerce LaGrange County information from the US Census LaGRange County Parks and Recreation Noble County
Albion Albion Chamber of Commerce Avilla Avilla Chamber of Commerce Kendallville Kendallville Chamber of Commerce
Central Noble Community Schools
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